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Sitting at home in my pajamas with a fever and a sore throat does not usually put me in an...
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.
Sitting at home in my pajamas with a fever and a sore throat does not usually put me in an...
There’s been a bit of conversation going on between Savio Rodrigues and Angry Bill Burke about the value of trademarks...
IANAL, not even on TV. I noticed an article in InformationWeek that asserts that the Eclipse Public License ( EPL)...
This is a continuation of last Friday’s post, and is the third installment in my Past, Present and Future of...
As promised, here is my attempt to capture the state of the Eclipse community at present. It is an incredibly...
Earlier this week I was on the “How Do We Get More Apps on Linux?” panel at the Linux Foundation’s...
As announced by Mik and others, the Eclipse Mylar project is changing its name to Mylyn. This is the end...
As I mentioned a few weeks ago, it’s been three years since I joined the Eclipse Foundation. This is the...
I made the mistake of signing up on LinkedIn a couple of years back because it seemed like an interesting...
Sunday, May 20th marked my third anniversary as the Executive Director of the Eclipse Foundation. My how time flies. My...
Monday was a holiday here in Canada, so this morning has been doing the typical post-long-weekend email cleanup, blog reading...
So Bjorn and I just finished our JavaOne talk on Eclipse Europa. Attendance was good, and we had a lot...