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.
Hooked up to the Eclipse Firehose
Hobel is having some trouble with Eclipse. In fact, he’s having so much trouble that he’s started a blog on...
Funny you should ask
In a comment to a past blog entry, I was asked today about my Image Viewer plug-in (I blogged about...
Sign the Eclipse Birthday Card
In addition to the Eclipse birthday parties, we are setting up an electronic birthday card and Eclipse Product Wall of...
Eclipse and Josh in Antarctica
Josh Reed made it to Antarctica and sent me a picture of his new Eclipse sweater. It is keeping in...
Use inferred grammar in the absence of DTD/Schema
I’ve been meaning to blog about this little feature for a while… The Eclipse Web Tools has a neat little...
Java Component War?
Inspired by Donald’s post I am going to use a combination of wild hyperbole and question marks in my blog...
Eclipse Birthday Party in Ottawa
In case you haven’t noticed, the Ottawa birthday party is going to be at the Prescott! By pure conincidence, one...
Two Eclipse Webinars: RCP and Mylar
Next week we are organizing two webinars. The first will be Mik Kersten, project leader of Mylar, introducing the concepts...
Eclipse Birthday Parties Update
We have had great response to the Eclipse 5th birthday parties. So far we have parties in 21 cities in...
Displaying the console in your RCP application
This question has been asked on eclipse.newcomer a couple of times now, so I thought it might be worthwhile to...
Introducing AJDT: The AspectJ Development Tools
Matt Chapman, AJDT Project Lead, has authored an excellent paper on using the Eclipse AspectJ Development Tools to develop code...
If you join Eclipse, I’ll teach you my secret Ninja moves
I came across this on YouTube today and thought I’d share.