A total eclipse of the moon occurs tonight and will be visible from South America and most of North America and you can use Google Earth Sky to find out when and where for your location.
Google has joined the Eclipse Foundation, which describes itself as "an open source community whose projects are focused on providing a vendor-neutral open development platform and application frameworks for building software."
Sys-Con is quoting Marc Fleury, JBoss founder & CEO and now SVP & GM of JBoss Division at Red Hat, as having said:
Alex Fletcher, an analyst from Entiva Group is asking why IBM doesn't have more blogs devoted to OSS projects that IBMers participates in. He points to the easily findable blogs from Sun employees who work on NetBeans & GlassFish as examples for what he'd like to see from IBM.
Leave a message for the folks in the Eclipse community that make Eclipse such a great development platform.
The tutorial from IBM's developerWorks on using the C/C++ Development Toolkit (CDT) for Eclipse received a refresh over the summer, and it merits a look from those who may have missed it since then.
The Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP) has seen significant growth as a choice for desktop application builders.
The Crystal Reports for Eclipse from Business Objects brings the power of the outstanding reporting tool to Eclipse developers.
The integrated developer environment distributed by Aptana takes a JavaScript-focused approach to building dynamic applications.
Wirelexsoft has introduced an IDE platform for developing Ajax applications based on the Google Web Toolkit (GWT).