Eclipse Foundation's OpenMobility group aims to foster 'collaboration' around urban planning and driverless cars
The Eclipse Foundation today launched a new mobility project for autonomous cars and emerging modes of transport.
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Eclipse Foundation Launches openMobility Working Group
Today we announced the launch of the openMobility Working Group that will focus on open and shared collaboration around one of the major issues in urban planning around autonomous vehicles and future transportation requirements.
Foundation of the openMobility Working Group
We are very happy to official announce the foundation of the openMobility Working Group with the founding partners: BOSCH, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Fraunhofer FOKUS and Vector Informatik.
On the first day of the SUMO User Conference 2019, Monday May 13, we will officially announce the foundation of the working group. The official announcement is followed by the first working group meeting with the partners.
The Cloud Native Imperative - Results from the 2019 Jakarta EE Developer Survey
The results of the 2019 Jakarta EE Developer Survey are out. Almost 1,800 Java developers from around the world have spoken.
New Eclipse Foundation Community Survey of Java Developers Shows Cloud Native Adoption Accelerating Dramatically with Jakarta EE
Eclipse Foundation enterprise Java survey shows cloud deployments increasing over 2018 findings with 62% of Java developers building cloud native architectures now or within the year
Frequently Asked Questions About Jakarta EE 8
Have questions about Jakarta EE 8? Check out Mike Milinkovich's newest FAQ blog!
Eclipse Contributor Agreement 3.0
The Eclipse Foundation's IP Team has been working hard to get the various agreements that we maintain between the Eclipse Foundation and community updated.
Update on Jakarta EE Rights to Java Trademarks
Summary of progress to date and implications of the agreement between Eclipse and Oracle on Jakarta EE and use of Java trademarks and the javax namespace.
MicroProfile: What You Need to Know
Learn what you need to know about MicroProfile.
Jakarta EE has landed
The Jakarta EE platform has finished moving into its new home at the Eclipse Foundation after a year of significant effort to contribute, build, and test the Java EE technologies in a new community.
Eclipse Foundation on the move!
After 15 years at 102 Centrepointe Drive in Ottawa, the Eclipse Foundation is on the move!
MicroProfile and Jakarta EE -- The Lightweight Stuff Session
An itkonekt session for building a MicroProfile / Java EE application from scratch. Metrics, OpenAPI, FaultTolerance, Configuration, multi-server deployments, ThinWARs, and even reactive (easter) eggs included:
MicroProfile JWT with Keycloak
In this tutorial, we will learn how to secure our services using MicroProfile JWT and Keycloak. Go to https://www.keycloak.org/downloads.html and download latest Standalone server distribution.
Red Hat replaces Oracle as OpenJDK 8, OpenJDK 11 steward
Red Hat has taken control of two popular versions of the open source Java implementation, so developers can continue to build apps after Oracle's support ends.
The 2019 IoT Developer Survey Results are Live
This year marks the fifth year the Eclipse IoT Working Group has asked the global IoT developer community to share their perceptions, requirements, and priorities.
New Survey of More Than 1,700 IoT Developers Reveals Top Hardware, Software "Stack" Choices
Today, we released the 2019 IoT Developer Survey results that canvassed more than 1,700 developers about their IoT efforts!
Want to the know future of IoT? Ask the developers!
A new survey of IoT developers reveals that connectivity, performance, and standards are growing areas of concern as IoT projects hit production.
Configuring Microservices With MicroProfile and Kubernetes
Read on to take a look at the YAML, Java, and terminal commands you need to get your microservices up and running with MicroProfile and Kubernetes.
New Survey of More Than 1,700 IoT Developers Reveals Top Hardware, Software “Stack” Choices
The 2019 IoT Developer Survey Results are live. IoT developers are driving real commercial outcomes, survey results show two-thirds of respondents are working on IoT projects professionally. 38% of the users cited security as particularly challenging for IoT development, followed by connectivity, data collection and analysis, performance, privacy, and standards. See the full results here.
What’s in a Name?
As Wayne Beaton wrote about in his blog Renaming Java EE Specifications for Jakarta EE, the process of renaming the Java EE specifications as a part of the path towards Jakarta EE 8 has started.