One More Thing

Before I leave for EclipseCon tomorrow, I'd like to point you to -actually- a couple more things:

1. The organizers of the Eclipse Day Toulouse have issued their call for sponsors and the call for papers
2. The organizers of the Eclipse Integrated Development Day in Berlin have done the same
3. And the organizers of the Eclipse Testing Day 2012 are also looking for sponsors and talks

So please contact them if you are interested in any of the subjects.

Then, quite a few companies have shown interest in organizing an Eclipse Financial Day around the October timeframe. Please contact Manuela Duft from compeople AG (or me, in case you don't have her email address) for further details.

And last, but not least: If you consider to organize a Juno demo camp in May/June, please let us know. You can send an email to democamps@eclipse.org.

See many of you in Reston!

Welcome GitHub to the Eclipse Foundation

GitHub has just recently joined the Eclipse Foundation as a Solution Member.

Based in San Francisco, GitHub is the largest open source code host with over 2 million Git repositories. As I hear from GitHub's clients it is the easiest way to share and collaborate on code and offers unlimited public repositories for free.

GitHub has committers working on the Eclipse EGit project as well as Mylyn tooling for issue tracking, code review and snippet sharing through github.com. This work will be presented at the Eclipse Indigo demo camp at eBay in San Jose, CA.

We look forward to having GitHub participating in the Eclipse eco system!

Is this the start of something?

Just received this logo here, pretty cool I have to say.



Is this the start of a little competition for the coolest demo camp logo?

All Indigo (summer 2011) demo camps can be found here: http://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse_DemoCamps_Indigo_2011

Ralph

Eclipse Indigo Demo Camp Series

I just noticed:

The demo camp season summer 2011 has started.

If you want to register an Indigo Demo Camp, you should do so quickly: Link to Wiki.

Ralph