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.
Services, services everywhere!
I’ve spent a few hours over the last few days reworking parts of my Eclipse Organizer example that I intend...
EclipseCon: An International Event
Last night I was looking at the registration data for EclipseCon. Eclipse is a great global community, so I was...
EclipseCon 2008 BoF Schedule is up
The EclipseCon 2008 Birds of a Feather schedule is now available for your viewing pleasure. There is still space available...
Ganymede M5 Packages Now Available
For those that like to live on the bleeding edge, the Ganymede M5 packages are now available for download. We...
Blogger Party at EclipseCon?
EclipseCon is just 3 weeks away, so it is time to organize the annual EclipseCon Blogger Party. In previous years...
Sprint Titan Platform Includes Eclipse and OSGi
Nice to see Sprint’s next generation platform embracing Eclipse and OSGi. From the Titan web site: Titan is a next...
A Solution for Sun’s OS Community Problems
Once again a Sun open source project is having a revolt in their community. Last December, Sun was accused of...
Higgins 1.0 – Solving Identity Management
Today we issued a press release announcing the 1.0 release of Eclipse Higgins. You can download the brand spanking new...
Eclipse RCP Training Series – 2008 Edition
Today, we are launching a new series of Eclipse RCP training classes. Thanks to the participation of 8 Eclipse member...
A very simple report on collected usage data
I’ve put together a very simple report on the data collected so far by the Usage Data Collector ( UDC)...
Last chance to vote for Eclipse Community Awards
The deadline to vote in the Eclipse Community Awards is this Thursday, Feb. 21 at 5pmET. Vote now for the...
PDE UI guys rock !
Kudos to the Eclipse PDE UI Team (and more specifically to Chris Aniszczyk) for their incredible work on a long-awaited...