MLP Goes to Eclipse World
Eclipse World has wrapped up for another year. Thanks to BZ Media for putting on another excellent show. I look...
Fedora 8 Developer Spin Now Available
Fedora 8 was launched earlier this week. The released introduced the concept of spins, which is a customize image of...
Start of Eclipse World
Eclipse World officially starts today; yesterday were the tutorials. It seems like a good crowd and I am looking forward...
Android and Eclipse
The blogshere is all a twitter about Google’s recent Android announcement. Google certainly knows how to get people talking; first...
Results of the Eclipse Community Survey
Today, IDC and the Eclipse Foundation published the results of an Eclipse Community survey. This was the survey that was...
Adapting
Over the past week or so, I’ve been discussing how you can make your objects adaptable into different forms. This...
Vote for Eclipse!
As noticed by Genady and others, the Eclipse Foundation is in the running to join the SE/EE Executive Committee of...
How Fast Do Users Upgrade to Eclipse 3.3?
A couple people have asked me for data on how fast people upgrade to a new version of Eclipse or...
VE is Everywhere!
Some local artists have expressed their excitement with the revitalized Visual Editor (VE) project at Eclipse. I thought that I’d...
Meet the committers at Eclipse World
The Eclipse Foundation party at Eclipse World is starting to take shape. At the party, we will have committers from...
g-Eclipse: an innovation network in action
The Eclipse community is very good at enabling innovation networks. Eclipse provides the ability for individuals and groups to create...
Double, double, toil and trouble
We came across this interesting quote in the Eclipse Summit Europe surveys: Ed’s and Rich’s demo of EMF/GMF (domain-specific modeling...