Eclipse News

Discover cool projects, emerging trends, top plugins and talks in this issue of the newsletter. Read it here.

Last chance to register for the Eclipse Day at the Googleplex, taking place tomorrow, December 18, 2013. Register now.

The technical program for the upcoming EclipseCon 2014 conference had been announced and includes 120 different technical talks and 14 in-depth tutorials. Register now and save $700.

The Eclipse Foundation, the host of the Eclipse M2M Working Group, is pleased to welcome three new companies as members of the working group. 2lemetry, Bitreactive, and M2M Alliance have all joined the working group to participate in building a collaborative M2M and IoT community.

Starting today we are going to display some of the new designs on eclipse.org. Visitors to the web site will have an opportunity to +1, 0, or -1 on the design and provide comments.

DevelopIntelligence would like your feedback for their 2014 Developer Training Assessment Research Survey. Complete the survey now.

The keynotes speakers for EclipseCon 2014 have been announced. This year they will touch upon topics important to the future of the software industry and the future of Eclipse.

We have a very short survey on your usage of Eclipse. Let us know your preference for line numbers and compiler warnings. Complete the survey now.

This month, the newsletter features Sirius. This new Eclipse project is a field-proven technology that allows you to create and represent information in a visual way. Read it now.

The M2M Alliance, the world’s largest professional machine-to-machine association, has joined the Eclipse Foundation, one of the most important organizations in the field of software solutions.

MQTT comes from the world of M2M (Machine to Machine) and the Internet of Things. There, devices can be as small as a sensor and controller connected over a wireless system. This environment drives the need for any protocol's implementation to be lightweight in terms of code footprint and system load, while taking care of that variable reliability connection problem.

docfacto Beermat is a simple and easy to use SVG graphics editor for Eclipse that allows users to create and edit SVG (scalable vector graphics) diagrams in real-time and provides both a design and source (XML) view.

Attend the Eclipse Finance Day is Zurich on November 5. Check out the program and register here.

The Eclipse Foundation has announced the creation of a European subsidiary, Eclipse Foundation Europe GmbH (EFE). (FR) (DE)

The Eclipse Foundation supports a vibrant an open source community. Those who work on their projects are focused on building an open development platform comprised of extensible frameworks, tools, and runtimes for building, deploying, and managing software across the lifecycle.

This month, after popular demand, the Eclipse Newsletter features C/C++ Development Tooling (CDT). Read it.

We're happy to announce the 6th annual Eclipse Day at the Googleplex, taking place December 18, 2013. Great speakers such as Tim Fox and Eric Clayberg will be presenting at this year's event. View the full program and register.

IBM teams up with Johns Hopkins University and UC San Francisco to help public health officials model, predict and track the possible spread of infectious diseases.

This report focuses on the most commonly used Java IDE currently available to mankind. Under the spotlight is Eclipse, the most widely selected, praised and complained about IDE.

We are happy to announce the next major release of our Eclipse-based tooling today: The Spring Tool Suite (STS) 3.4.0 and the Groovy/Grails Tool Suite (GGTS) 3.4.0.