Join the OSLC leaders for an “Integration Happy Hour” March 31 from 4:30-6:30 PM at the ALM Forum in Seattle.

See how OSLC takes the stress out of (talking about) integrations!

I'm exploring an updated design for this site, and I’m doing so in public. This’ll be fun. 

Eclipse Lyo 2.1 is now available! In addition to the many improvements to what was available in Lyo 2.0, a Hudson CI adapter for OSLC Automation has been added to this release.

Also, there's news about the W3C Linked Data Platform and new OSLC TCs at OASIS.

Don't forget about the ALM Forum either!

OSLC Automation and OSLC PROMCODE.

You'll now find our guide “Get started with developing OSLC applications” at its new home at Github.

We're pleased to announce an upcoming presentation with the latest updates about OASIS, ALM Forum, and PROMCODE on Wednesday, February 19 at 9 AM Eastern.

The first OSLC Connect event, an event for community members to brag and try to boost membership in the community too, will be held at the ALM Forum in Seattle, April 1-3, 2014. To make OSLC Connect a success, the OSLC community needs to submit high quality session proposals, and, now, there’s a web form for that.

OSLC Connect, an event first discussed by the OSLC User Group for Communications and recently approved as as a partnership event by the OSLC Steering Committee, will happen for the first time at the ALM Forum in Seattle April 1-3, 2014. Call for presentations is open, and we encourage the OSLC community to submit across all four tracks.

Then you won’t want to let the registration deadline (November 8) for the 2nd European Conference on Interoperability for Embedded Systems Development Environments pass you by.

(Oh, one more thing, if you’re looking for an intro to linked data and OSLC, you shouldn’t miss the “Facilitating Collaboration and Interaction across the Enterprise with OSLC” hands-on workshop on November 20.)

The first OSLC Member Section affiliated OASIS Technical Committee is to have its first meeting on November 12. Join it by November 5 to be eligible to vote in that meeting.