We need help for Summer of Code
We need help with the Google Summer of Code. Desperately. We have almost 100 proposals submitted and we’re desperately short...
Benjamin Pasero discusses RSSOwl 2.0
I just posted a new podcast. In this podcast, Benjamin Pasero, technical lead on the RSSOwl 1.0 project and self-described...
Podcast: Eclipse Ajax Toolkit Framework
I spoke with Bob Goodman, Ajax Toolkit Framework (ATF) Project Lead, at EclipseCon about the ATF project. During this conversation...
Google Summer of Code: Do it now
The student application deadline is approaching quickly. March 26 is only days away. Thus far, we’ve received 27 applications for...
The Eclipse Workbench: Views, Editors and Perspectives
It’s time to continue with my ongoing series based on a list of “ Ten Reasons to Use Eclipse” crafted...
Vista Calendar looks sweet in SWT
Check out this screenshot of SWT running the Windows Vista calendar control. I like what they’ve done; clearly Microsoft has...
Native Look and Feel?
Every once in a while, I review the SWT snippets. These are available both through the SWT project website and...
EclipseLink Project Proposal
I have to admit that I’m darned excited (though apparently not quite excited enough to unleash a stronger expletive) about...
Tod Creasey Discusses Changes in the Eclipse 3.3. Platform
Tod Creasey is a long time (possibly the longest time) committer on the Eclipse platform UI project. In this podcast...
Ship Happens
In this Eclipse Developer’s Journal article titled “Ship Happens! Insights From the Eclipse SWT Community”, Joe Winchester interviews SWT developers...
EclipseCon 2007 Demographics
When people register for EclipseCon we ask some ‘optional’ questions to better understand who is attending EclipseCon. Last year I...
Eclipse is Easy To Extend
It’s about time that I continued that series I started discussing a rather old blog entry extolling the virtues of...