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Targeting Real-World Challenges With Open Source Research Projects

This month, we feature three articles that highlight how research projects hosted at the Eclipse Foundation target key challenges developers face in their everyday work.

You’ll learn:

How the SmartCLIDE research project is developing a new cloud native IDE that makes it easier to develop and deploy cloud services.
Why participants in the now-completed PDP4E research project are proposing a new working group focused on privacy models.
How the BRAIN-IoT Platform simplifies and automates several management procedures to make life easier for IoT systems developers, and operators.

We also introduce you to Sebastian Schildt, a dedicated committer on the Eclipse Kuksa project who first became involved with the Eclipse Foundation through the ITEA/APPSTACLE research project.

Be sure to check our Community Updates section for the latest news about EclipseCon, the recent Eclipse IDE release, developer surveys, and opportunities to join our team.

Enjoy the read,

Philippe Krief
Research Relations Director, Eclipse Foundation

Spotlight

The BRAIN-IoT Platform for Decentralized IoT Applications

Enrico Ferrera takes a detailed look at the BRAIN-IoT Platform architecture and components and outlines five good reasons to adopt the platform.

Q&A: A Potential New Working Group Focused on Privacy Models

Antonio Kung and Samuel Martín explain why it makes sense to expand on the efforts of the PDP4E research project with a new working group.

Increasing Adoption of Cloud Solutions With SmartCLIDE

Sebastian Scholze describes how the SmartCLIDE research project aims to bridge the gap between on-demand business strategies and the lack of qualified software professionals with a new cloud native IDE.

Committer Profile

Sebastian Schildt

Eclipse Kuksa Committer

Sebastian Schildt explains how participating in a research project led to his involvement in Eclipse Kuksa and his role as a committer.

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