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...
Eclipse RCP Tutorials Updated
Ed has updated his Eclipse RCP tutorial series to reflect changes in Eclipse 3.1.2. If you’re getting started with RCP...
The Runup to EclipseCon
EclipseCon is rapidly approaching, less than six week away! I have my hotel booked but still need to get airline...
The Six Pillars of Eclipse
In 2005, we spent a lot of time talking about Eclipse as being more than just a Java IDE. However...
Eclipse in Motion: San Diego
I had lunch the other day with Doug Pollock and John Arthorne; Doug and John are joining me in coaching...
Curious about Eclipse Rich Client Platform?
The Eclipse Wiki is a pretty cool source of information. If you’re curious about the Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP)...
Eclipse for the World
Perhaps it’s because of my recent trip to China, but it is becoming increasingly clear that internationalization is a very...
Eclipse Installed
How neat-o keen, golly-gee whiz is this? Be sure to get your “Eclipse installed” sticker from your favourite Eclipse Foundation...
Eclipse 3.2 and Java 1.4.2
At least one reader of my entry a couple of days ago expressed concern that Eclipse 3.2 might require the...
Caroline Wheeler’s Birthday present
See, there’s been some big, big things, and some are bigger than others… It seems that the desire to obtain...
Building communities
I am giving a presentation next week at the Evans Data Developer Relations conference. The intent of my presentation is...
Got one back
It’s always nice to hear about folks who come back to Eclipse. Problems with their previous IDE combined with a...
Election Time
It’s February so that means its election time in the Eclipse community. Each year, the committer community and the add-in...