Join us in Brussels: Meet the OCX 2026 keynote speakers
As we approach Open Community Experience (OCX) 2026, taking place 21–23 April in Brussels, I’ve been reflecting on this year’s...
Who is using SWT?
If you’re using RCP or even Eclipse itself, you’re using SWT. So… who’s using SWT? Lots of folks are. Ian...
Something Borrowed, Something New
I’ve been trying to find the time to write this posting ever since I got back from EclipseWorld. Obviously, in...
Extending RCP beyond the desktop
I guess that the name “Rich Client Platform” should be a tip-off that applications built using RCP technology can extend...
SWT samples and documentation
Check out the SWT site for some screen shots of many of the widgets included with SWT. Be sure to...
Scavenging, borrowing, and blatantly copying code
In my previous posting, I suggested that “scavenging, borrowing, and blatantly copy code” is the staple of modern software development...
Time isn’t free
In response to my Friday posting, RefuX said “Linux is cheap if your time is free”. This statement is, of...
Eclipse in 64 bits
I’ve been given this pretty cool Linux desktop system to play with. It wasn’t until I started to download Eclipse...
Upcoming Eclipse RCP Book
Today, I had a conversation with the folks from Addison Wesley about the upcoming Eclipse RCP book by Jeff McAffer...
Welcome Aboard
We’ve had two new people start working at the Eclipse Foundation this week. First is Matt Ward, who in Denis’...
Eclipse Members’ Meeting
We are planning the next Eclipse Members’ Meeting on Sept. 21-22 in Chicago. Twice a year we host face to...
EclipseWorld Wrap-up
Just back from EclipseWorld in New York. I think BZ Media did a great job putting together the first Eclipse-specific...
Back from EclipseWorld
I just got back from Eclipse World in NYC. This was the first year for Eclipse World and it seemed...