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.
JavaOne Wrap-Up
So Bjorn and I just finished our JavaOne talk on Eclipse Europa. Attendance was good, and we had a lot...
In Harmony with Eclipse
One of the things we are doing this year at JavaOne is giving away CDs of Eclipse SDK 3.2.3 running...
Why JavaFX Script and not JRuby?
The news this week from JavaOne is that Sun has decided to create a new language called JavaFX Script. I...
Duke, Duke, Duke
I arrived earlier today at JavaOne and I have to admit that I’m more confused than ever. Just what the...
Scaring Children with Your User Interface
If you’ve found the “Colors and Fonts” page in the Eclipse Workspace Preferences, then you already know that you can...
Eclipse T-shirts at JavaOne
It has become a tradition to give out Eclipse t-shirts at JavaOne and this year is no different. We are...
Monday in Istanbul
I’ve been on the road for the past week and a half in Germany and Turkey. Last week was Wiesbaden...
Most Important Open Source Applications of All Time
eWeek has named their ‘ Most Important Open Source Applications of All Time‘. It is nice to see Eclipse named...
Podcast: Aaron Farr discusses Eclipse RCP
Aaron Farr is an Eclipse RCP expert who has worked on numerous Eclipse RCP applications for various organizations around the...
Using TPTP to Automate Functional Testing
I just love saying “TPTP”. Of all the projects we have here at Eclipse, TPTP is the one that has...
Looking Good on Vista
I added this image of Eclipse 3.3M6 running on Windows Vista to the Eclipse Screenshots page. In the process, I’ve...
Bangalore Awaits Mik and Ralph
Dilip Thomas the organizer of Eclipse Forum India is ramping up the promotion campaign for the conference. They are doing...