OSGi Blogs written by Peter Kriens

• Deja Vu
• Best Practice With Depressed Bundles
• Can Someone Tell Sun About OSGi?
• To Declare Or Not To Declare
• Call To Arms: OSGi Community Event
• OSGi and Hibernate
• Where Will JSR 277 End Up?
• JSR 291 is Accepted by the JCP
• Why OSGi Technology is Strategic
• The Importance of Importing and Exporting
• QCON: Cold Turkey after EclipseCon
• EclipseCon 2007
• The OSGi Extender Model
• Can Someone Tell Steve Jobs About OSGi?
• OSGi Vehicle Workshop in Detroit
• Spring and OSGi: Jumping Beans
• OSGi Alliance at the End of 2006
• PHP on an OSGi Framework
• Unfaithful Thoughts
• Domain Specific Languages
• OSGi Developer Conference
• JSR 277 Review
• Alternative OSGi Styles
• OSGi UIs and the Web
• Enterprise Workshop
• Spring and OSGi
• Why is Software so Brittle?
• Interesting Times
• To Include or Not to Include?
• Eclipse PDE versus JDE/Ant
• New from ApacheCon 2006 Europe
• Signature Analysis for Mobile OSGi
• JSR 232 Passed Public Review
• PHP Blues
• OSGi for Industrial Devices
• OSGi Alliance at JavaOne
• Why Installers Are Evil
• OSGi Needs You!
• Spec Writing
• Maven
• OSGi and Navigation Systems
• Strong Lesson About Modularity
• Bundle Repository
• Misconceptions about OSGi Headers
• EclipseCon 2006, OSGi on the Rise!
• OSGi GUIs and Flash/SVG
• Health Care and Self Care
• POJOs
• JSR 291 Dynamic Modules
• OSGi Device Management
• Reliability
• Personal Information Manager and OSGi
• OSGi and the User Interface
• OSGi from a Python Perspective
• TomTom for Sale, Trades for OSGi Phone
• Why You Should Bundleize
• Your Personal Dietician
• Cool OSGi Panel
• OSGi Specification
• Eclipse Corona Project, Distributed OSGi
• At Year's end
• OSGi on CCNC
• Apache and OSGi
• OSGi Mobile Specification
• The Smell of Success
• OSGi Applications
• Why Did We Let Jini Out of OSGi R4?
• OSGi Test Suites
• UPnP and the OSGi Specifications
• Welcomt to the OSGi Alliance Blog