A Week with the Framework Laptop: Modular, Repairable, and Linux‑Ready
Hands-on impressions of the DIY Framework Laptop 13″—for Linux users and maintainability‑minded teams—covering assembly, build quality, and why repairable, m...
A blend of technical insight and business acumen, focusing on Obeo's adventures in open-source and software innovation.
Hands-on impressions of the DIY Framework Laptop 13″—for Linux users and maintainability‑minded teams—covering assembly, build quality, and why repairable, m...
Measuring Obeo’s open‑source impact on academia—useful for researchers, partners, and OSS leaders—to show why community stewardship accelerates research today.
Language Engineering Talks #06—an interview for language engineering and modeling readers—sharing perspectives on OSS tooling and why it matters.
Q4 2020 company update for the Eclipse/modeling community—Sirius Web’s open‑source reveal, Capella Days, and why it matters for tool builders now.
I am deeply convinced a company is not only an economical actor. It has a much wider responsibility as any decision also has social, environmental or even po...
Partnership announcement: Siemens teams with Obeo on MBSE using open‑source Eclipse technologies; for systems engineers and tool builders; signals enterprise...
Obeo expands to North America with a Vancouver subsidiary and leadership shifts (Cédric as CEO, Mélanie as CTO): for partners and MBSE adopters; why it matte...
Obeo turns 10: a look back at our open‑source journey and growth; for partners, customers, and community; why it matters—values, people, and OSS model shapin...
Now that one of the major Obeo Designer Technologies is Open-Source you might wonder how we get to employ close to 60 people. [..]
You might have noticed some signs of excitement from us lately, one being the following tweet:
Reflections on Obeo’s early bet on open‑source and the Eclipse community—why that ‘unusual propulsion system’ powered real, sustainable growth.
Real‑world feedback from Capgemini, Atos, Orange, Bull on Acceleo—for IT leaders and dev teams weighing model‑driven approaches for agility and quality.
A modeling kata turning SVN logs into actionable EMF reports with Acceleo—for engineering leads and toolsmiths who want real‑time insight into team activity ...
At work we have a rule: if you commit something which does not compile, or that causes failure of the build, then you have to bring back a chocolates candies...