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3 Eclipse Cloud DevTools Projects Every Developer Needs to Know About

In this month’s newsletter, we share insights into some really useful (though perhaps lesser known) technologies available in the Eclipse Cloud DevTools ecosystem. Read on to learn how Eclipse Trace Compass, Eclipse Sprotty, and Eclipse CDT.cloud can enhance the cloud developer experience while also improving efficiency. We also introduce you to this month’s featured committer, and share the latest community news.

Enjoy the read,
Clark Roundy

Spotlight

Eclipse Sprotty Gets Better Node.js Support and New Features

Miro Spönemann introduces Eclipse Sprotty, describes recent enhancements in the software, and outlines what to expect in upcoming releases.

Eclipse CDT.cloud: A New Project for Web- and Cloud-Based C/C++ Tools

The EclipseSource team explains how Eclipse CDT.cloud and CDT.cloud Blueprint helps developers using C/C++ for web and cloud development.

Q&A: Visualizing Code Traces With Eclipse Trace Compass

Matthew Khouzam discusses what Eclipse Trace Compass does, how developers can use it to find tricky bugs faster, and the role academics play in evolving the software.

Committer Profile

Andrei Temnikov

Eclipse Che4z Committer
Andrei explains how being involved in open source code pushes him to develop the best-possible code and why receiving new feature requests is good for the software and good for him.

Eclipse IDE Community Celebrates a New Release and a 20th Anniversary

Download the new quarterly release of the Eclipse IDE and take a few minutes to see how the community is celebrating 20 years. Read More->

Watch (or Rewatch) EclipseCon Sessions

More than 80 EclipseCon 2021 sessions are now available online, including a number of informative sessions from the Web and Desktop Tools & IDEs track. Read More->

Check Out the TheiaCon Playlist

If you didn’t make it to the first-ever TheiaCon, be sure to check out the playlist with all of the talks on YouTube. Read More ->

Sign up to Present a Webinar

An Eclipse Foundation webinar is a great way to share insights into projects and technologies with the broader community. Propose your presentation or panel discussion today. Read More->

Cloud Tool Time Nominated for DevOps Dozen Award

Our Cloud Tool Time webinar series is a finalist for Best DevOps Related Video Series in the 2021 DevOps Dozen Community Awards. Public voting is open until December 31.
Please Vote! Read More->

Wrapping Up the 2021 JakartaOne Livestream

If you couldn’t join us on the day, all JakartaOne Livestream talks are now featured on the Jakarta EE YouTube channel. Read More->

New Projects

Eclipse CDT.cloud is a template tool for building custom, web-based C/C++ tools. Read More ->

Eclipse Gran Sasso: With this platform, it is possible to write tests by directly using python unittest native like test-cases using the robot-framework keyword-based test-cases. Read More ->

Eclipse Open DI provides an implementation of Jakarta CDI-lite specification based on Micronaut framework. Read More ->

Eclipse AASX Package Explorer aims at the development and implementation of tools and components based on the Asset Administration Shell specifications. Read More ->

Eclipse AAS Model in Java provides enterprise-ready Asset Administration Shell (AAS) metamodels, AAS submodels, transformation libraries, serializers, and validators based on the specifications of the AAS. Read More ->

Eclipse Patchwork Kilt provides a blueprint for decarbonization and dematerialization of data centers. Read More ->

Eclipse Graphene is a design and distribution framework for integrating solutions from modular components. Read More ->

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