Blog Posts

I just reviewed the programme for the iX conference that’s coming up in November 2006. There’s a lot of Eclipse activity at the conference, including: Kai Tödter is holding a tutorial on Eclipse Rich Client Platform Richard Schwaninger is presenting Milchkuh Eclipse (Migrating Legacy Applications to Eclipse) Kevin Parker is...

I think it is really sad to see Sun’s latest marketing campaign creating FUD about Borland. Sun is supposively the steward of the Java community but here they go attacking a long-term supporter and partner of Java. With friends like this, who needs enemies? It is this type of marketing...

Ben Walding has put together a page that contains all the icons contained in the Eclipse CVS repository. It’s a handy resource for finding just the right icon. They’re all released under the EPL, so you can actually reuse the icons (subject to the terms of the licence). See here...

This article illustrates how the EMFT OCL parser/interpreter technology adds to the value of EMF/JET code generation as a foundation for model-driven development (MDD). We will see, with fully functional examples, how a metamodel can be generated from an Ecore model without requiring any post-generation custom code, including complete implementations...

Chris took me to task after this posting, exposing an important part of the Eclipse Corner publishing process: if things seem to be stalled, poke me (either directly or with a bugzilla comment). Sometimes the process of getting an article published on Eclipse Corner is very time consuming. It all...

Over the last year, the Phoenix project has worked to improve the eclipse.org web site and I think we have made some substantial progress; remember the bad old days of frames :-). The next step is to make it easier for the average user to come to eclipse.org and find...

One of the great things about my job is that it doesn’t really matter where I actually physically work (at least part of the time). I took the opportunity yesterday to spend a few hours watching my kids at hockey camp. It was a little weird sitting in the freezing...

I know that I found this a little weird at first, so I can completely understand the confusion around how we use the Eclipse bug system. To summarize: we use it for almost everything. Some projects have discussions entirely captured in the bug tracking system; many of these bugs are...

I would like to move my blog off of blogger.com. Basically, I am getting tired of the stale set of features and lately it seems to be pretty unreliable. It really seems like Google has shown limited interest in advancing blogger? Therefore, I want to move but the question is...

It is interesting to ssee a recent podcast on Port25 (the Microsoft OS Labs site) about Teamprise‘s product that allows Eclipse to access MS Team Foundation Server. I’ve been watching Teamprise for a couple of months and it is great to see them get some exposure from Microsoft.