Let the Voting Begin!
Voting begins today for the 2011 Eclipse Foundation Board of Director elections. We have a great slate of candidates, each...
Executive Director at Eclipse Foundation
I have been the Executive Director of the Eclipse Foundation since 2004. I also have a few other hats as a director of the Open Source Initiative, and a member of the Java Community Process Executive Committee. I am a passionate believer in open source as the best way to innovate and collaborate. I also consider myself the Eclipse community's chief cheerleader.
Voting begins today for the 2011 Eclipse Foundation Board of Director elections. We have a great slate of candidates, each...
Just in case you hadn’t noticed, the nominations are in, and the “campaign” phase of our 2011 Board of Director...
On Friday, Mark Reinhold, mentioned that I have recently spent some time helping to help flesh out a draft governance...
Sometime later today some very exciting new code is going to show up in the e4 git repository at Eclipse...
Today Google announced that they will be contributing two key pieces of Java tooling technology to proposed Eclipse Foundation projects...
I have a bit of sad news, which is that Barb Cochrane of the Intellectual Property Management team is leaving...
Neil Bartlett asked me on Twitter a few days ago why the Eclipse Foundation was supporting the JSR for SE8...
My goodness, this past week has seen a flurry of despair around Java and the JCP. Most of it misguided...
Yesterday I described the reasons why I think the Eclipse Foundation should vote in favour of the Java 7 JSR...
Stephen Colebourne correctly pointed out in his blog this morning that when the Java 7 JSR is proposed to the...
Eclipse Summit Europe is only a few short weeks away. ESE and EclipseCon ( EC2011 call for papers is open!)...
Today’s announcement that IBM is going to join forces and work with Oracle on OpenJDK is good news for Java...