IBM didn't join the Java Tools Community; Sun didn't join the independent Eclipse group spun off by IBM. Here, executives from the two companies defend their differing positions on the notion of a ...

With most developers choosing either the Java/Eclipse camp or Microsoft's .Net, Sun sticks with its NetBeans platform.

Eclipse is an open-source Integrated Development Environment (IDE) supported by IBM. Eclipse is a popular script creator for Java application development (Java SE and Java EE) and Android apps.

The Eclipse Foundation is at a crossroads, having to deal with rapid growth, weaning itself off the IBM support system and the departure of a key figure.

Big Blue looks to boost app server while Eclipse ponders framework based on the Java module system OSGi, which is intended to provide modularity for Java, is the focus of efforts afoot at IBM and ...

At Oracle Code One 2019, the Microsoft vs. IBM debate took a sharp turn in one direction. Microsoft has laid major inroads to the Java community within the past 18 months, while IBM seems to backtrack ...

IBM plans to further leverage the Eclipse open source tools platform as part of its developer tools strategy during the next 18 months. Shedding light on its product directions, IBM officials on ...

The fourth tool, Security Lifecycle Management Tools for IBM Tivoli Access Manager, is an Eclipse-based application that allows the integration of Tivoli Access Manager, IBM Rational development ...

IBM has made available five new Java development, testing and evaluation technologies to its alphaWorks developer site. The site, part of the IBM developerWorks program, showcases emerging ...