Monthly Archives: September 2007

After carefully editing out the “Oprah Incident“, I’ve posted a new podcast of my recent discussion with Stephan Wilzcek about the Open Financial Market Platform Workshop: Services for a Banking Platform workshop that he is co-hosting at Eclipse Summit Europe. … Continue reading →

Oprah Winfrey joined a call I was on today. It was very exciting. You should be excited too! I was recording a podcast today with Stephan Wilczek, discussing his upcoming workshop at Eclipse Summit Europe when my microphone cut out … Continue reading →

Eclipse Summit Europe is almost here and I’ve been thinking a lot about the symposia and workshops running on Tuesday, October 9th. More specifically, I’ve been thining about the results. These symposia and workshops offer a great opportunity for like-minded … Continue reading →

On Monday, I spoke with Christine Mitterbauer about the upcoming “Integrating Test-Driven Development in the Development Process Symposium” at Eclipse Summit Europe (ESE). Christine, who is a senior software engineer with MicroDoc, is co-leading the symposium with George Mesesan, also … Continue reading →

I’m not sure if this is diversity at work or not, but have you been watching the Visual Editor Project’s (VEP) Project’s ve-dev list lately? The project-that-could seems to be gathering steam. There’s not what I would call a huge … Continue reading →

You’ll notice a change if you subscribe to the podcasts feed off the Eclipse Resources page. I’ve set up a redirect that will point you instead to the podcasts feed on Eclipse Live (which, I hope you will agree is … Continue reading →

I hear a lot of good stuff about Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP). I also hear some criticism. Perhaps the most popular criticisms that I’ve heard has to do with the scope of RCP. Some members of the community have … Continue reading →

With a tip of the hat to Nick who is quite a lot better at this than I am, and an apology to Dire Straits… Now look at them yo-yo’s that’s the way you do it You write your software … Continue reading →

I noticed today, while browsing through Eclipse Plug-in Central (EPIC), that CloudGarden has released a new version of their Jigloo SWT/Swing GUI Builder. Jigloo, which can be easily added to your Eclipse-based IDE via update site, provides support for building … Continue reading →

I’ve been working on a tutorial titled “Europa World Tour” that I’m delivering at EclipseWorld in November. This, frankly, is a huge challenge: nobody wants to sit and listen to me drone on about 21 different projects for an entire … Continue reading →