It’s alive… alive!!!
The Callisto projects are now replicated to a handful of mirrors and are ready for download. Click here to start the Callisto experience. For more excitement… see the video of Denis bringing the Callisto release to life.
Blog Posts
Share Your Callisto Experiences
Now that Callisto is out, it is your turn to talk. Tell people what you like and dislike, what are the cool new things, what is the easiest way to get things installed, what projects are you using? Write a blog posting, post something to EclipseZone or leave a comment...
Think of the children. Get Eclipse.
I’ve been sitting on this idea for a while… I finally found a picture that I can legally use while browsing around last night. The idea is a homage to an old Bloom County cartoon by Berke Breathed. For fans of the original, Opus is back.
Forrester Open Source Wave Report
Forrester has just released their first Open Source Wave Report. I think it is great that Forrester is doing this type of open source research. It will help educate the mainstream IT decision maker on the health and maturity of the open source communities. It also provides legitimacy for those...
Lots of RCP and OSGi news
Beyond the hype/press around Callisto, it has been a good news week for RCP and Equinox. First, we have made available two new RCP case studies: PlumCanary Chirp and Refractions uDig. In the world of mashups and Google Maps, it is really amazing to see the next level of sophistication...
Press Coverage of Callisto
As many people have noticed we issued the Callisto press release this Monday. We have nice received coverage in most major English-language tech-oriented publication. Instead of listing them here, check out my del.icio.us Callisto tagroll. [Note for some reason I can not convince Blogger to allow me to embedd javascript...
Podcast: The Benefits of Eclipse to Large ISVs
In the second of our series of podcasts (the first being here), Dana Gardner talks with Bill Roth from BEA and Steve Heintz from Wind River about their experiences with Eclipse. The discussion revolves around the benefits BEA and Wind River have gained from using Eclipse and what the future...
What programmers need to know about marketers
Doug Schaffer likes to claim marketing types are on a ‘different plane of the universe’. Seth Godin has finally provided a great explanation for developers trying to understand marketers. My favorites include: #3 – Most marketers have no clue whatsoever what to do. So we do unoriginal things, or stall...
No conspiracy "Steve"? Are you sure?
I don’t know if anybody else noticed this, but there is a black line in this now-famous picture of Steve Northover embracing the NetBeans girls at this year’s EclipseCon. I have to admit, that I initially found the line curious, but didn’t put too much thought into it. More recently...
Foundation in the Wild
The staff of the Eclipse Foundation are a little spread out. We have most of the people here in Ottawa, but Bjorn Freeman-Benson, Ward Cunningham and Anne Jacko are all in Portland, Skip McGaughey is in North Carolina and Ralph Mueller is in Germany. Since everyone is so spread out...