On being open and transparent
We always intend to run our Eclipse projects as real open-source projects. Being open, transparent and so on. The Eclipse Development process forces you to d...
Open‑source community work: governance, contribution stories, and how we build sustainable ecosystems together.
We always intend to run our Eclipse projects as real open-source projects. Being open, transparent and so on. The Eclipse Development process forces you to d...
Community and Ecosystem
Eclipse Helios is a release, but it’s also a complete development cycle in a global and distributed team of committers. Since I chose 3 features I especially...
It’s been more than four years now since I joined the just founded Obeo company and started to be involved in the Eclipse Community. I had the chance to join...
A numerically auspicious Acceleo 0.9 I‑build and ESE talk lineup—for Acceleo users tracking milestones and planning to meet in Ludwigsburg.
Taking stock of web‑app vs. desktop trends and Eclipse’s path to easy install, updates, and collaboration—for platform builders deciding where to invest now.
Award‑winning Acceleo joins Eclipse—for template‑based code generation users who care about open governance, roadmaps, and community momentum right now.
A look back at 2008’s Eclipse/modeling highlights and what’s next for 2009—for Eclipse users and open‑source practitioners seeking context and resources righ...
I’m now back to France after this great conference. Ed covered the “modeling events” quite well already but I can’t prevent myself from sharing my pleasure a...
Open-source projects are similar to trees in some ways. They live through time and slowly but steadily grow, becoming much more impressive and at some point ...
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...
Eclipse Summit is almost over now; a lot of things happened and the Modeling project is, for sure, really lively.
A few days ago the trolls opened their great framework a bit more, adding new licence exceptions on their Free Software edition. This means Qt software can b...
First time blogging, many first times these days :)