June 26th, 2006
Why have large software providers embraced Eclipse?
Read the full text transcript of the podcast.
Eclipse is being used by two-thirds of Java shops today, and has taken the market for IDEs by storm over the last two years. Part of that adoption growth has been due to large ISVs dropping their own IDEs in favor of Eclipse. But why would they do that?
I recently moderated a sponsored BriefingsDirect podcast on the impact of Eclipse Foundation on the development market — taking a look at infrastructure ISVs, those large vendors that are using Eclipse instead of their own development environments, and why.
Joining me on the podcast are representatives from two major software vendors: From BEA Systems, Bill Roth, the vice president of the BEA Workshop Business Unit, and from Wind River, Steve Heintz, the director of product management for developer technologies.
Have a listen as we learn why very different large software tools, platform, and runtimes providers are hip to Eclipse. And they also see Eclipse as a model of other software projects to come. In addition to listening, feel free to look over the full transcript of the discussion here. Podcast sponsor: Eclipse Foundation.
Dana Gardner is principal analyst of Interarbor Solutions. For disclosures on Dana's industry affiliations, click here or to view his full profile click here.
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