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EclipseCon Goodness

It’s great to start each day of a morning-to-night conference with a community run . Props to Darin for organizing the event. I may be slow, but at least I’m out there. Monday...

17 years 2 months ago

Target Communication Framework (TCF)

A year ago at EclipseCon, I’ve been asked a lot whether there wasn’t a lightweight Open Source agent for resource-constrained communications with remote systems planned or...

17 years 3 months ago

Running an Eclipse Project

Well, the debate around e4 has showcased that we continue to be a vibrant and lively community. And I really want one of those "Evil Eclipse Platform Lairs" that Chris Recoskie...

17 years 3 months ago

Just one more word about E4

There’s been some hot discussions around the recent announcement of " E4 ", a new component as part of the Eclipse Platform Project to host code and infrastructure for prototyping...

17 years 3 months ago

Eclipse 4.0: Will it be diverse and transparent?

I started a small war today on the Planning Council mailing list after reading the Eclipse Project PMC announcement of a new component, called E4 , as part of the Eclipse Project...

17 years 3 months ago

Board Elections: I did not have inappropriate…

…relations with that IP process. The common theme on planet eclipse about this year’s board elections is how good the candidates are. This is not some Obama-like attempt (go Obama...

17 years 3 months ago

EclipseCon Schedules

I don’t know what’s more difficult, trying to find good keynote speakers or scheduling 300+ talks in a coherent fashion over 4 days. The EclipseCon schedule is now (mostly)...

17 years 4 months ago

The Plug-in Fest is coming!

As if we didn’t already have our hands full with EclipseCon, the next event is on the horizon: the Eclipse Plug-in Fest for Embedded and Mobile Products . The inaugural Plug-in...

17 years 4 months ago

Hacking Time & Linux Appliances

One of the curses of being an Engineer is that we have the knack for hacking things, not just computers, but pretty much anything around the house, garage, or office. It’s a curse...

17 years 4 months ago

Open Interfaces Needed

Customers demand choice, choice drives competition, and competition drives innovation and lowered cost. That’s a Free Market Economy , right? Well, no economic or political system...

17 years 6 months ago