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    Redmonk Unconference at JavaOne

    by Anonymous

    If you are making plans to attend JavaOne, you might consider attending the Redmonk Unconference on Monday, May 7. James, Stephen and Cote, the Redmonk analyst, are pretty cools guys, with lots of opinions and insight, so it should be a good time. I plan on attending and I look...

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    The Silence from an Open Sun

    by Anonymous

    I am intrigued by Sun’s response, or lack of, to Apache Software Foundation letter regarding the licensing of the JCK. For those that haven’t read the letter, it seems Sun is trying to impose license restrictions, via the JCK license, on Apache that would limit Harmony’s ‘field of use’. According...

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    Eclipse University Offering Virtual EclipseTraining

    by Anonymous

    AvantSoft has started an interesting new portal, called Eclipse University. The goal is to offer Eclipse training on-line, so you don’t have to travel to a new location. It sounds like an interesting concept and I’d be interested in people’s experiences with virtual training. Feel free to leave a comment...

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    Eclipse World Survey & CFS

    by Anonymous

    The folks at BZ Media are getting organized for Eclipse World 2007, November 6-8 in Reston VA. I really enjoyed Eclipse World last year, so I am looking forward to the event this year. To help them make the event even better, they are requesting some feedback from the community...

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    Open Letter to Sun from Apache Harmony

    by Anonymous

    Unlike my rather tongue-and-cheek open letter to Jonathan Schwartz, Geir Magnusson has penned a much more serious open letter about Sun’s restrictions to the JCK. It will be interesting to see how Sun responds but it certainly seems like Sun is not being fair or open. When Sun announced they...

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    ESC and the Eclipse Long Tail

    by Anonymous

    ESC is always an interesting event for me; the embedded market is so different from enterprise application development. I think the biggest difference is the diversity and raw number of vendors. Hundreds of these vendors selling boards, processors, memory, rtos, compilers, debuggers, tools, etc. The end users are building airplanes...

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    The DSDP Target Management Project

    by Wayne Beaton

    Ian announced the availability of Eclipse Live last week. The first big event on Eclipse Live is a webinar by the Device Software Development Platform ( DSDP) Project titled “ The DSDP Target Management Project” on April 12, 2007. Here’s the abstract: “The Target Management project provides a framework, widgets...

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    EPL: The Business-Friendly Copyleft License

    by Mike Milinkovich

    I’ve been watching the GPLv3 process since its inception, and I have to admit that I am getting rather disappointed with some of the dialogue surrounding it. At the risk of stating the obvious, the FSF is completely within its rights to change the GPL, and they deserve high praise...

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    News from the Embedded Systems Conference

    by Anonymous

    The Embedded Systems Conference is starting today in San Jose. We have a booth and are talking to the press about the upcoming releases of CDT and DSDP. There is 26 Eclipse member companies exhibiting at ESC, so there is a lot of Eclipse oriented news coming out from different...

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