Frontier AI and the next phase of software vulnerability defence
As advanced AI lowers the cost of discovering and exploiting software vulnerabilities, Europe must treat open source security and rapid...
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...
Instantiations Software Free for Open Source Development
Instantiations is making their software available free-of-charge for individuals developing open source software. According to the website, the software can...
Podcast: Naci Dai discusses Web Tools
Naci Dai, Web Tools PMC Member, J2EE Standard Tools ( JST) Project lead, and SOA Tools Platform ( STP) committer...
Neil Bartlett and Alex Blewitt Discuss OSGi
I spoke recently with Alex Blewitt, OSGi Expert and Editor-in-Chief of EclipseZone, and Neil Barlett, OSGi Enthusiast, about OSGi. Neil...
Eclipse Has Momentum
I’m up to #3 in the “ Ten Reasons to Use Eclipse” posted in the Eclipse 2.0 timeframe by Renaud...
Eclipse and OSGi news from IBM and Cisco
Not all of the Eclipse and OSGi news is happening at EclipseCon. IBM and Cisco just announced at Voicecon a...
Award Winners
Last night we announced the winners of the Eclipse Community Awards. Congratulations to Chris, Ed, Kimberly, Tom and Daniel for...
Eclipse is a Platform
Yesterday, I started blogging about a old blog entry I found titled “Ten Reasons to Use Eclipse”. Our fantastically gifted...
Hello, Ed
Today, while walking through the halls of EclipseCon, I ran into Ed Klimas. I’ve known Ed for years. His former...