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 Great First Step for Microsoft and Eclipse
Sam Ramji today announced that MS would be investing in the development of SWT on WPF. This is great news...
Server-Side Eclipse – the dynamic server platform based on OSGi
Sometimes it feels like I’m stalking Frank Gerhardt. Or maybe I just like listening to German speakers. Whatever the case...
Working Together: Sun Glassfish and EclipseLink
In addition to the Equinox announcement, we did a second press release that I think it is very significant and...
And the Winnners are…
Tonight we announced the winners of the Eclipse Community Awards. The winners this year represent a great cross-section of the...
Understanding JFace Data Binding
I’ve tinkered with the JFace DataBinding, but haven’t had a chance to really dig into it. So, this afternoon I...
Building Secure OSGi Applications
I sat in on Marcel Offermans’, Karl Pauls’ (both from luminis) tutorial titled “ Building Secure OSGi Applications“. Marcel and...
The Next Thing At Eclipse…
The news at EclipseCon is something the Eclipse community has been doing for a while but not a lot of...
EclipseCon Guide to Free Stuff
I just finished registering for EclipseCon and took a look through the flyers in the registration bag. One thing I...
Subversive or Subclipse?
Jesper was curious about Subclipse use captured by the Usage Data Collector, so I tweaked my queries to stop obfuscating...
Election Results
We announced the results of the 2008 board elections earlier today. The turnout this year was a modest improvement over...
Usage Data Collector Usage
Over the past 14 days, 453 (526 in total) of you have consented to upload your usage data to the...
EclipseCon Preparations
Things are looking great for next week at EclipseCon. Most of my time has been focused on the press outreach...