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.
Don’t forget to vote!
Don’t forget to vote for your favourite Eclipse-based technologies in the latest run of the JDJ Readers’ Choice Awards.
ESC and the Eclipse Long Tail
ESC is always an interesting event for me; the embedded market is so different from enterprise application development. I think...
The DSDP Target Management Project
Ian announced the availability of Eclipse Live last week. The first big event on Eclipse Live is a webinar by...
EPL: The Business-Friendly Copyleft License
I’ve been watching the GPLv3 process since its inception, and I have to admit that I am getting rather disappointed...
News from the Embedded Systems Conference
The Embedded Systems Conference is starting today in San Jose. We have a booth and are talking to the press...
Software Never Dies – OS/2 Still Lives
Something a bit off topic but a bit surreal. Yesterday I was in Chicago O’Hara airport, attempting to get some...
Never Compile Again
I’m up to reason seven in the “ Ten Reasons to Use Eclipse” posted by Renaud Waldura (my discussion of...
Eclipse in Education, GILD, Zest, and TagSEA
Dr. Margarent-Anne (Peggy) Storey is a professor of Computer Science at the University of Victoria. In this podcast, Peggy discusses...
Eclipse is Faster
I’m up to #6 in the “ Ten Reasons to Use Eclipse” posted by Renaud Waldura sometime in late 2002/early...
Eclipse Live Beta
We have finally launched a beta of Eclipse Live. The idea of Eclipse Live is to 1) provide a single...
Mik Kersten discusses Mylar
In this podcast recorded at EclipseCon 2007, Mik Kersten discusses how a bout with repetitive strain injury ( RSI) motivated...
Show Logical Structure
I love how I continue to discover new things in Eclipse. A few days ago, I stumbled upon “Show Logical...