Open source has won. Now comes the hard part
What the 2026 State of Open Source Report reveals about governance, sustainability, and why foundations matter more than ever.
A Java Rock Star
Congratulations to Mik Kersten for being inducted into the JavaOne Java Rock Star program. The Java Rock Stars are the...
But I’m not a Newbie!
If you have a question about some Eclipse project, the newsgroups are your best bet. If you’re not sure what...
The License Decision for the Symbian Foundation – or …
Or I was going titled this blog ‘The GPL is Not a Solution for World Peace’ but I didn’t. Last...
Stammtisch at the Hotel Krone in Stuttgart, July 3rd.
One of the more exciting things I get to do when I visit Germany is attend one of Ralph’s many...
The best laid plans…
Some of you might have noticed that when Ganymede was first launched yesterday, the eclipse.org website was reeeaaallllyyyy slow for...
OSGi en bref : La directive singleton
En développant vos plug-ins, vous avez peut-être un jour été confronté à une erreur, à première vue obscure, due à...
Ganymede on Twitter
As we all know Ganymede is out. Congrats to everyone involved. I’ve been following the Ganymede buzz on twitter via...
Thank You Google
The Eclipse Day at the Googleplex was a great success. Around 100 individuals attended and all the feedback I received...
Project Pairing Visualization
At Nick’s suggestion, I’ve been tinkering with using Zest to visualize the project pairing data that I’ve spend so darned...
I Have Ganymede. Do You?
As a Friend of Eclipse, I was able to download Ganymede this afternoon. Not only did I get it sooner...
DemoCamp Toulouse: tapas & démos !
Mercredi dernier s’est tenu à Toulouse, dans le bar “ le Pakito“, le DemoCamp français destiné à fêter la sortie...
A Simple Thank You
Ganymede is just around the corner, and I wanted to take a moment to say thank you to the many...