Introducing Eclipse Labs
Back in December, I discussed a number of initiatives that the Eclipse Foundation was going to be working on in...
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.
Back in December, I discussed a number of initiatives that the Eclipse Foundation was going to be working on in...
A while ago, we received a request to take a look at an open letter on the compatibility of the...
I am pleased to announce the results of the 2010 Board elections. The elected Committer Member representatives for 2010 will...
This year’s EclipseCon has a little bit of that “right time, right place” magic going for it. As a significant...
It’s not too surprising that the Eclipse Foundation thinks that the Eclipse Public License is a darn fine open source...
The candidates for the 2010 Eclipse Foundation Board of Directors are now posted. There are five nominees for Committer Rep...
I don’t think you can go to school in Canada and not read Hugh MacLennan’s the Two Solitudes. So for...
The future of Java technology in the enterprise rests with its rapidly evolving ability to regain its original promise of...
Last week we saw probably more conversation than any of us wanted about the notion that Eclipse is a trade...
Monday I blogged about some of the program plans we have for 2010 that are targeted at our project and...
I mentioned in a comment last week that — pending Board approval of the 2010 budget — there are a...
Bjorn, Your latest post deserves a clear response. Your former colleagues at the Eclipse Foundation have tolerated your public abuse...