Archive for the 'Conferences' Category
Mylyn, FOSSLC Bootcamp, and Eclipse Summit Europe
On Thursday this week (October 8/2009), I’m presenting Mylyn at the FOSSLC Eclipse Bootcamp in Ottawa. Doug Schaefer will be presenting “Eclipse CDT and developing for Android”, and Boris Bokowski will be introducing e4.
I wish this was happening after Eclipse Summit Europe. If it were after the Summit, I could apply some of the wisdom [...]
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IP Log Tool Update
I’ve been working on a new version of the IP Log tool. This version leverages some pretty cool Eclipse technology.
The first thing you see when you use the tool is the wizard. The wizard can populate a new IP Log with information gathered from the various Eclipse Foundation databases. As you can see from the [...]
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Eclipse Summit Europe Submission Deadline Approaches…
Eclipse Summit Europe 2009 will be held again this year in beautiful Ludwigsburg, Germany on October 27-29. The deadline to submit your proposals is August 18th. That date is not very far away. I encourage you to submit a proposal about your project (and other topics of interest) sooner rather than later to ensure that [...]
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Brian Fitzpatrick, Data Tools at EclipseCon 2009
On January 30th, I spoke with Brian Fitzpatrick (PMC Lead, Architecture and Planning Councils Representative, Architecture Council Mentor, Project Lead, and Committer) from the Data Tools Project (DTP) about the Data Tools track at EclipseCon 2009. As has become tradition, we digressed frequently from the main focus of our conversation and discussed numerous topics (all [...]
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EclipseCon 2009 Eclipse Platform UI/RCP Track
Chris Aniszczyk and Boris Bokowski are two committers that the Eclipse community recognises by their first names alone. Stories of their tireless contributions to Eclipse projects and the community are legendary. These guys are giants in the community. Their names will one day be rendered in flashing tubes of neon…
Too much? A little over the [...]
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EclipseCon BoFs
If my math skills are up to scratch (and I’m pretty confident they are), we have 72 slots for “birds of a feather” (BoF) sessions at EclipseCon this year. Realistically, we’ll probably lose a few of those slots as we get closer to the big event.
As I’ve mentioned in the past, we’re accepting/scheduling BoFs in [...]
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Jeff McAffer discusses the EclipseCon 2009 Runtime Track
Jeff McAffer dropped by the Eclipse Foundation’s Ottawa office on Monday to chat with me about the Runtime Track at EclipseCon 2009. You can listen to the recorded podcast on Eclipse Live.
In the podcast, we chat about the agonizing selection process through which the programme committee managed to whittle down a huge assortment of great [...]
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EclipseCon BoF Proposals
The EclipseCon 2009 submissions system is now open for “birds of a feather” (BoF) sessions.
As in past years, this year we will be giving priority first to Eclipse projects. EclipseCon is a great place to get the team together and do one of those all-important face-to-face meetings in which you can discuss the future of [...]
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Ed Merks, EclipseCon 2009, and Modeling
There are many things that I enjoy in this world. It probably goes without saying that among those topmost enjoyable things is watching my sons pick up the loose puck and make a play for the net.
Somewhere close to the top of my list of things that I enjoy comes talking to Ed Merks. Now [...]
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Mobile Embedded Development Conference
FOSSLC & FOSS Factory invite you to attend a free mini-workshop about open source software development on the mobile platform, Mobile Embedded Development Conference, in Waterloo (Ontario, Canada) Wednesday February 4th, 2009 from 5:00pm to 10:00pm.
Experts in their fields, the speakers will introduce the applications they have developed and give mini-tutorials about how to develop [...]
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