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...
Eclipse Tops in SD Times 100
SD Times just released their annual SD Times 100 annual survey of the most influential companies and organziations in the...
Eclipse independence
NetBeans just shipped their 4.1 release. Congratulations guys. By all reports it is a much better Java IDE than its...
Dumping. Not.
I read this morning an interesting blog entry by Bob Foster entitled Eclipse is not Apache. I certainly agree with...
European Tour
So I have been on the road again this week. First stop was Germany where I was speaking at the...
Ed Burnette’s Great Adventure
I recently asked Ed Burnette to help write an article about Eclipse 3.1 for an upcoming edition of JDJ. Ed...
Eclipse at JavaOne
Eclipse is going to have a booth at JavaOne. I expect Sun to be pushing hard on NetBeans, so I...
Marketing Launch of 3.1
We are starting to get ready for the marketing launch of Eclipse 3.1 and all of the other projects that...
EclipseCon Metrics
Joe Winchester sent me an email asking whatever happened to the last slide presented at EclipseCon this year. You know...
Project Phoenix
One of the many hats that I wear is project lead for the Phoenix project at Eclipse. This is the...
Eclipse RCP RSS Reader
I must admit I am just getting into the world of Blogs, RSS and RSS Readers. I know, I am...
A Great Week
Well, I am just about to pack it in and head to Tokyo’s Narita Airport for the flight home to...
Show off your RCP application
I think Eclipse RCP is an exciting part of the Eclipse story. The ability to build rich client applications with...