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From Our Roots to Robots:
The Ever-Evolving Open Source World
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Eclipse IDE, and it’s still going strong. The Eclipse IDE 2021-06 simultaneous release is out, and we recently announced the creation of the Eclipse IDE Working Group to guide the IDE’s future.
At the same time, we’re seeing huge strides forward in newer projects hosted at the Eclipse Foundation, particularly in areas such as automotive, IoT and edge, cloud development tools, and cloud native Java.
This month, we look at the latest features in the project that started it all — the Eclipse IDE. We also share stories about Eclipse iceoryx, which is integrated into the Robot Operating System (ROS) 2 and other frameworks, and the open source software that’s driving autonomous racecars.
Happy reading,
Thabang Mashologu
Spotlight
Open Source Software Drives Indy Autonomous Challenge Racecars
Discover the Eclipse Foundation projects and other open source software used in the autonomous driving technology developed for Indy Autonomous Challenge racecars.
Q&A: It’s Time to Take a Closer Look at Eclipse iceoryx
Michael Pöhnl talks about the Eclipse iceoryx 1.0.0 (Almond) release and the software’s integration in the Robot Operating System (ROS) 2 and other frameworks.
Learn why Kalyan values feedback from the community so highly and what advice he has for developers who are thinking about getting more involved in Eclipse Foundation projects.
Eclipse IDE Working Group members will collaborate to ensure the Eclipse IDE family of projects continues to meet developers’ needs in the short term and the long term. Read More->
2021 IoT and Edge Commercial Adoption Survey Results
Read the Eclipse Cloud Development Tools White Paper
Our newest white paper explains how the Eclipse Cloud DevTools ecosystem is defining the future of cloud native software development with open source tools and technologies. Read More->
New Resource Hub for Open Source Program Offices
The Eclipse Foundation has partnered with leading European open source, non-profit organizations to develop OSPO.Zone, a free, online resource hub for Open Source Program Offices (OSPOs). Read More->
Eclipse SAAM Mobility 2021 Recap
The virtual conference brought together industry experts and researchers focusing on security and privacy, artificial intelligence, architecture, modelling, and related challenges for next-generation mobility. Read More ->
New Projects
Eclipse Furo components for the presentation logic and for the visual representation of an application and a built-in flow-based programming language which allows you to build your application fully declarative. Read More ->Eclipse Dataspace Connector will integrate with existing data exchange technologies and provide these missing pieces to create a system for data sharing where each organization is able to exert control over how its shared data is used. Read More ->Jakarta Config supports externalized configuration allowing applications to use different configurations for different environments and allows reading data from different layered configuration sources such as property files, environment variables, etc. Read More ->