Blog Posts

    Too Funny

    Wednesday, January 31, 2007 - 09:10 by Mike Milinkovich
    In an interesting demonstration of the dangers of (what appears to be) auto-generating blog content, the site Modeling Agencies has picked up references to EclipseCon 2007 . We do, of course, love to see viral marketing for EclipseCon and heartily encourage regular readers of this particular site to join us...

    Innovation Networks at Eclipse

    Tuesday, January 30, 2007 - 13:49 by Mike Milinkovich
    My keynote last week at Open Souce Meets Business in Nuremburg was on a topic that I think bears repeating. Namely: what are the keys to Eclipse’s continuing growth and success? This is at the ten-thousand-foot-level I’m talking here, and definitely not with my technical hat on. This is about...

    Foundation , Not a Company

    Sunday, January 28, 2007 - 21:55 by Mike Milinkovich
    I ran across a post by Joel West which I both agreed and disagreed with. He was commenting on a previous post by Matt Asay on the importance of community to any organization that wants to portray itself as truly open source. The obligation of a real open source company...

    EclipseCon Recommended Tracks

    Saturday, January 27, 2007 - 22:45 by Wayne Beaton
    I’ve been looking over the recommended tracks for EclipseCon 2007 . Based on what I know of folks like Chris and Alex , their recommended tracks are more-or-less exactly what I’d expect. There is some overlap between their recommendations and mine, so I’m sure to bump into them. Actually, I’m...

    Higgins

    Saturday, January 27, 2007 - 15:51 by Mike Milinkovich
    For reasons that even I don’t completely understand, I have always had a soft spot in my heart for the Higgins project. Perhaps it’s because I am a bit of a closet libertarian. I strongly believe that control over your identity is a human right of the first order. The...

    Eclipse Live

    Friday, January 26, 2007 - 16:20 by Anonymous (not verified)
    As many readers will know, I am a big fan of technical webinars. In fact, we are now on track to do at least 2 webinars a month. Over time I would also like to develop a database of podcasts and screencams/flash demos covering the different Eclipse projects. Right now...

    The birth of Aperi

    Friday, January 26, 2007 - 13:28 by Anonymous (not verified)
    There is a recent article titled Aperi stalled, dead even ? It makes the point that Aperi is now available for download but who is going to use it? Actually a vendor, NetApps, who isn’t supportive of Aperi is asking the question. Gee, could this be some good old fashion...