And the race begins!
Well, Luis beat me to the punch, but Eclipse 3.1 is released and ready to go! We’ve doubled the bandwidth...
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.
Well, Luis beat me to the punch, but Eclipse 3.1 is released and ready to go! We’ve doubled the bandwidth...
Well dropping by the Eclipse booth this afternoon really made my day. On the first day of the exhibit hall...
Hot on the heels of my last post comes some very exciting news about the use of Eclipse in the...
It is always great when the Eclipse community works hard on communicating a new and novel idea and then runs...
So we are preparing for our Phoenix project Creation Review next week. There has certainly been a lot of interest...
So this week in Mike’s excellent travel adventures, I am in Portland, Oregon for the gathering of the Eclipse Councils...
NetBeans just shipped their 4.1 release. Congratulations guys. By all reports it is a much better Java IDE than its...
I read this morning an interesting blog entry by Bob Foster entitled Eclipse is not Apache. I certainly agree with...
So I have been on the road again this week. First stop was Germany where I was speaking at the...
Joe Winchester sent me an email asking whatever happened to the last slide presented at EclipseCon this year. You know...
One of the many hats that I wear is project lead for the Phoenix project at Eclipse. This is the...
Well, I am just about to pack it in and head to Tokyo’s Narita Airport for the flight home to...