Open VSX 1.0.0: Celebrating a Milestone and the Community Behind It
Reaching version 1.0.0 is a special moment for any open source project. It marks more than a collection of features...
One Small Step Towards Reducing License Proliferation
License proliferation has been a hot topic amongst the open source community for the past couple of years. I am...
Designing an Eclipse Community Survey
We are making plans to field a survey of the Eclipse community. The goal is to better understand how and...
Google App Engine Support for Java and Eclipse
The big news today is Google’s announcement that Google App Engine will now support Java. At the same time Google...
EclipseCon 2009 Demographics
Each year we ask EclipseCon registrants some questions to better understand who is coming to EclipseCon. The questions are optional...
Stating the Obvious
Bjorn’s latest blog post on “ Not A Product” has received some passionate responses. It is important that everyone understand...
Presentations from the Open Source Executive Strategy Summit
Last week at EclipseCon, the Eclipse Foundation hosted our very first Open Source Executive Strategy Summit. The goal was to...
Symbian and Eclipse
Today is the first day of the CTIA Wireless show in Las Vegas, so it seemed like a good time...
Creating a Conference Twitter Community
This year at EclipseCon we decided to use Twitter to create an online community for the conference. Twitter is still...
EclipseCon Video: Sun and Glassfish
Sun was a gold sponsor at EclipseCon. As you can imagine we are thrilled to have Sun participate in the...
EclipseCon Video: What is XText?
This year at EclipseCon I have heard a lot of people talk about XText. Being the onsite reporter at EclipseCon...
Cloud Day at EclipseCon
Seems like today is going to be Cloud Day at EclipseCon. The keynote, ‘ Building Applications for the Cloud with...
Winners of the Eclipse Community Awards
Monday night we announced the winners of the Eclipse Community Awards. Congratulation to all the finalist and all the winners...