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Eclipse Awards winners announced

Posted by Alex Blewitt on Mar 23, 2010

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Yesterday at EclipseCon, the Eclipse Foundation announced the Eclipse Award winners for their contributions in the community, as well as open-source and closed-source projects. The winners were:

Two of the winners were SpringSource sponsored projects; and as previously noted the dm Server is moving over to Eclipse and being renamed Virgo, which should be released later this Summer.

Tasktop continues to go from strength to strength as the commercial offering on top of the Mylyn technology.

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    by Jean-Jacques Dubray

    I am not surprised to see Xtext here. For me, Xtext is the future of software engineering and the foundation of metamodel-oriented programming. Congratulations on a well deserved award !

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