Tony Bailetti is the Director of Ontario's Talent First Network and the Executive Director of Coral CEA. He holds a tenured faculty appointment in both the Eric Sprott School of Business and the Department of Systems and Computer Engineering at Carleton University. Tony is one of the keynote speakers at Eclipse Summit Europe 2009 and will speak on Open Source Maturity Curve and Ecosystems Interactions - Lessons Learned .

In this podcast, Ian Skerrett from the Eclipse Foundation talks to Tony Don about the stages of the open source maturity curve and why organizations benefit from tapping into ecosystems.

Total running time 12:39 minutes

Eclipse Summit Europe takes place October 27-29, 2009 in Ludwigsburg, Germany. See www.eclipsesummit.org for more information.

Wayne and Lynn talk about what's new and cool at the Foundation for October 2009. This month, they discuss Eclipse Summit Europe, DemoCamps, EclipseRT Days, project plans and the EGit project.

Total running time 09:17 minutes

Don Syme is a Senior Researcher at Microsoft Research in Cambridge and is the creator of the F# programming language. Don is one of the keynote speakers at Eclipse Summit Europe 2009 and will give a talk titled Taking Functional Programming into the Mainstream.

In this podcast, Ian Skerrett from the Eclipse Foundation interviews Don about his work in functional programming. Don explains why functional programming is important, what people are doing with F# and other languages currently, and whether functional programming languages need new types of tooling.

Total running time 13:07 minutes

Eclipse Summit Europe takes place October 27-29, 2009 in Ludwigsburg, Germany. See www.eclipsesummit.org for more information.

Wayne and Lynn give the latest Eclipse news for August 2009. Topics covered are the AJAX Tools Framework (ATF) project, e4 along with the e4 webinars and feedback contest, the EGit project, the Eclipse for Silverlight project, the IP Log approval process, an upcoming Eclipse training series, Eclipse Summit Europe and a Maven repository at Eclipse.

Total running time 14:51 minutes

Wayne and Lynn discuss the latest happenings in Eclipse for April 2009, with a special emphasis on the upcoming Galileo release. Topics covered in this podcast include Galileo DemoCamps, April webinars, the Jetty project, the Eclipse community survey, the mobile working group and the spring training series.

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Total running time 09:14 minutes

In this podcast, recorded at EclipseCon 2009, Patrick Paulin from the RCP Quickstart discusses the issues you need to think about when learning how to build applications based on the Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP).

Total running time 09:02 minutes

In this podcast, Mary Ruddy discusses Identity Management - the notion of using virtual cards to assert your identity and provide information to a website or desktop application, and how Higgins makes it all possible. Recorded at EclipseCon 2009.

Total running time 13:41 minutes

Lynn Gayowski guest spots for Ian in this episode. Topics of conversation include EclipseCon 2009, University Outreach, the Eclipse Training Series, and more!

Total running time 14:25 minutes

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 in the context of Data Tools).

Total running time 12:55 minutes

Chris Aniszczyk and Boris Bokowski are two committers that the Eclipse community recognises by their first names alone. This podcast was arranged to discuss the EclipseCon 2009 tracks that Chris and Boris represent on the Program Committee, Platform UI/RCP and "Other", but also covers other areas like Eclipse Platform 3.5 development, changes to the Plug-in Development Environment and e4.

Total running time 21:05 minutes