Michael Nygard’s Circuit Breaker Pattern has been adopted by Netflix and been established as a central part of Resilient Software Design. Its acclaimed author explains the benefits of Resilient Software Design and why it matters exactly how we fail.

Elasticsearch founder shares his experiences with Lucene and tells us how Elasticsearch all started with a simple cooking app for his wife.

Paul Webster chats with JAX about the latest developments on the platform and the next big goals for the community.

The term “Internet Things” represents a colourful spectrum of technologies, including HTTP, CoAP, lightweight M2M and OMA-DM. Julien Vermillard helps us navigate.

Dr. Philip Wenig on the power of community convergence, and why open source and science make the perfect pairing.

Martin Lippert talks about the latest Java release and the ups, downs, and aspirations of Eclipse IDE development.

AdaCore’s Jamie Ayre talks Ada development, embedded, and the perils of the Internet of Things.

Régis Latawiec gives us an expert overview of the evolving embedded market, and explains why Java is his number one choice for bringing the world of interconnected objects to life.

Pascal Rapicault – the man behind the EasyEclipse proposal – tells us why he believes in a commercial IDE, and what’s behind Eclipse community dissatisfaction.

JAXenter chats with the CEO of 84codes about their recent acquisition, CloudMQTT.

This year’s M2M Summit, which took place earlier this month, demonstrates the problems within the developing IoT sector.

This year

Eclipse Ponte Project collaborator Matteo Collina talks about his work, his perspective on M2M systems, and MGTT’s future in the IoT.

As Eclipse Kepler arrived this week, Eclipse Magazin managed to secure big interviews. Diana Kupfer speaks to Olivier Constant, project lead for the EMF Diff/Merge Eclipse project