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...
OSS, Agendas and Commercial Profits
There have been some discussions lately about open source software and the corporate agendas that are tied to them. A...
Reporter looking to speak to Eclipse users
John Waters at AD Trends is working on a story for App Trends about Java tools and would like to...
Promoting Eclipse C/C++ to Linux and Embedded Developers
We would like to raise the awareness of Eclipse with Linux and Embedded Developers. Lots of people know of Eclipse...
Lies, Damn Lies and Statistics
This is sort of “better late than never”, but between traveling to JavaOne and our Foundation staff member meeting last...
The Eclipse ecosystem at JavaOne
The Eclipse ecosystem really shined at JavaOne. David Berlind did a good job summarizing this fact in his blog. Congratulations...
Download Mania
As I mentioned in my previous post, Eclipse.org was hammered by a DDOS attack when we posted Eclipse 3.1. You...
JavaOne Roundup
So I head for SFO in the wee hours of the morning and thought it would be worth jotting down...
Eclipse TechForge Launched
OSTG, the folks that produce Sourceforge have launched the new Eclipse.Techforge.com. SourceForge has already been the home for hundreds of...
Eclipse.org Running Better
I just info from Denis (Eclipse webmaster) that part of the reason the site was slow was that we were...
And the race begins!
Well, Luis beat me to the punch, but Eclipse 3.1 is released and ready to go! We’ve doubled the bandwidth...
Million Download Challenge Has Started
3.1 has been declared and the count to a million has started. It is still not to late to join...
JavaOne announcements
Day 1 at JavaOne was a lot of fun. The Eclipse booth was busy and we gave away a lot...