Blog Posts

    Designing an Eclipse Community Survey

    by Anonymous

    We are making plans to field a survey of the Eclipse community. The goal is to better understand how and what people are doing with Eclipse and open source in general. We plan to open the survey next week and hope to publish the results in early June. I would...

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    Google App Engine Support for Java and Eclipse

    by Anonymous

    The big news today is Google’s announcement that Google App Engine will now support Java. At the same time Google made available an Eclipse plugin to make it easier to write Java applications for App Engine. This video provides a great demo of the Eclipse support. Having Java support on...

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    EclipseCon 2009 Demographics

    by Anonymous

    Each year we ask EclipseCon registrants some questions to better understand who is coming to EclipseCon. The questions are optional but we tend to get a good percentage of attendees responding. I am a bit late writing up the responses, but better late than never. For this interested, the 2008...

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    Stating the Obvious

    by Mike Milinkovich

    Bjorn’s latest blog post on “ Not A Product” has received some passionate responses. It is important that everyone understand that the opinions expressed in Bjorn’s post are his own. They are most definitely not the consensus position of either the Eclipse Foundation staff or of the Board. Bjorn has...

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    Presentations from the Open Source Executive Strategy Summit

    by Anonymous

    Last week at EclipseCon, the Eclipse Foundation hosted our very first Open Source Executive Strategy Summit. The goal was to bring together people to explore what open source strategies are working and what will work in the future. Approximately 60 people attended the day long Summit and the feedback we...

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    Symbian and Eclipse

    by Anonymous

    Today is the first day of the CTIA Wireless show in Las Vegas, so it seemed like a good time to announce that the Eclipse Foundation has joined the Symbian Foundation and the Symbian Foundation has joined the Eclipse Foundation. Eclipse and Symbian have been working together for a number...

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    Creating a Conference Twitter Community

    by Anonymous

    This year at EclipseCon we decided to use Twitter to create an online community for the conference. Twitter is still relatively new to most people so I thought it might be interesting to write a report about our experiences. Hopefully other conference organizers can use some of these ideas and...

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    EclipseCon Video: Sun and Glassfish

    by Anonymous

    Sun was a gold sponsor at EclipseCon. As you can imagine we are thrilled to have Sun participate in the conference. I had a chance to catch up with Arun Gupta, Glassfish evangelist and really nice guy. Arun talked about Sun’s participation in EclipseCon, specifically their Eclipse plugins for Glassfish...

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    EclipseCon Video: What is XText?

    by Anonymous

    This year at EclipseCon I have heard a lot of people talk about XText. Being the onsite reporter at EclipseCon, I caught up with Wolfgang Neuhaus from Itemis to ask him about Xtext, which turns out to be a toolkit for domain specific languages. [ video link] [blip.tv ?posts_id=1932985&dest=-1]

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    Cloud Day at EclipseCon

    by Anonymous

    Seems like today is going to be Cloud Day at EclipseCon. The keynote, ‘ Building Applications for the Cloud with Amazon‘ features Peter Vasholl from Amazon and Don MacAskill from SmugMug. Amazon has also announced a new AWS Toolkit for Eclipse. In addition Salesforce.com has announced a new release of...

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