We are happy to announce that Philip, Ed and I are organizing the Modeling Symposium for EclipseCon Europe 2015. Please support us by sharing the call on your communication channels. The symposium aims to provide a forum for community members to present a brief overview of their work. We offer 10 minute lightning slots (including questions) to facilitate a broad range of speakers. The primary goal is...
Read MoreThe EclipseSource team has landed in San Francisco and many of us are hard at work finalizing our presentations. It looks like a busy week as we are giving 5 talks, 3 tutorials and organizing the Modeling Symposium, but don't worry, we've already found a few seats in Knuckles to call home for the next few days. Here is a list of what we will be talking about: 10...
Read MoreEclipseCon is just around the corner, starting on Monday with the tutorials. EMF Forms will be presented at different events during the conference. If you would like to know when and where, read on: On Monday, we will present the EMF Tutorial which also briefly introduces EMF Forms: Harbour A - March 9 - 13:00 to 16:00 On Tuesday, we will present EMF Forms in the Poster Session, join...
Read MoreI am happy to present the selected talks for the Modeling Symposium for EclipseCon North America 2015. It is scheduled for the second day of the conference, i.e., Tuesday, March 10th, 5pm. The symposium aims to provide a forum for community members to present a brief overview of their work. We offer four 10-minute lightning slots to facilitate a broad range of topics. The primary...
Read MoreIf you are an Eclipse committer and planning on attending EclipseCon 2015, we need your help! We are organizing a hackathon to be held during EclipseCon. The goal of the hackathon is to help new contributors make their first commit to an Eclipse project. It's a great way to help grow your community and bring new contributors up to speed with Eclipse projects. If you are...
Read MoreAnother EclipseCon has come to an end, and again we're coming home with enough inspiration for months to come. Here are our highlights from EclipseCon Europe 2014. The power of Eclipse This year we premiered our talk "10 platforms in 30 minutes". The clients in our demonstration used different UI technologies, including SWT, Swing, HTML and JavaFX, and were run on different platforms, such as Desktop, Browser,...
Read MoreThe modeling symposium at EclipseCon Europe 2014 takes place on Tuesday, October 28th from 5.30pm-6.30pm (see session details at EclipseCon Europe website). I’m happy to present the agenda of the selected talks: Ecrit - Marco Descher UML-RT in Papyrus - Charles Rivet EMF Parsley N&N - Vincenzo Caselli MPS-IncQuery - István Ráth Interactively Developing Generators and Transformations - with Xtendency - Marco Eilers, Klaus Birken The 13 Most Important Functions of CDO...
Read MoreI am happy to announce that Philip, Ed and I are organizing the Modeling Symposium for EclipseCon Europe 2014. It is scheduled for the first day of the conference, i.e., Tuesday, October 28th. The symposium aims to provide a forum for community members to present a brief overview of their work. We offer 10 minute lightning slots (including questions) to facilitate a broad range of...
Read MoreThe Eclipse Community recognizes people that make longtime, major contributions to Eclipse with the Eclipse Lifetime Contribution Award. We are very pleased that this year, the Award goes to Markus Knauer, who has been a core member of our team of Eclipse specialists since more than 8 years. The Lifetime Contribution Award was introduced 3 years ago. It has since honored some of the greatest contributors...
Read MoreEclipseCon North America is just around the corner! This time we're back in San Francisco, same location we have used for the second EclipseCon conference almost 10 years ago. The EclipseSource team is having a strong presence with a number of hands on tutorials and talks, not bombarding you with slides, rather providing demos and live coding that really show you how to do stuff. On Monday we...
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