Thoughts on Borland’s Announcement
This week, Borland made some very audacious moves when they announced an acquisition of Segue and a divestiture of their...
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.
This week, Borland made some very audacious moves when they announced an acquisition of Segue and a divestiture of their...
Simon Phipps wrote an interesting blog post musing about the how the Japanese business model of interlocking companies ( keiretsu)...
I thought I would mention a few early thoughts on the GPLv3 progress, and the impact it may have on...
Now there’s a company that know how to treat its developers. 2400 hundred technical people (1200 from out of town)...
Perhaps it’s because of my recent trip to China, but it is becoming increasingly clear that internationalization is a very...
It’s February so that means its election time in the Eclipse community. Each year, the committer community and the add-in...
I finally have a moment — and the picture thanks to John — to mention this truly comic moment in...
I’ve been noticing an interesting trend in the worldwide ecosystem growth of Eclipse. No longer content with just focusing on...
I’m heading to the airport soon, and wanted to blog about the week before leaving. I’ve been in Bejing this...
As already referenced by Bjorn and Ward, this article by John Mark Walters makes for some very interesting reading. I...
After the Eclipse Board and Council meetings I headed down to San Diego to meet with the Executive Committees of...
Every once in a while we try out something new and it really works well. Some months back I realized...