Community, Code & Collaboration
at EclipseCon 2023

With EclipseCon approaching, our September newsletter takes a look at some of the projects that will be taking centre stage in Ludwigsburg next month, a couple of our keynote presentations, and some useful information for attendees.

Enjoy the read,
Shanda Giacomoni

Spotlight

Eclipse Loves Java: Here’s How We Got Here

Hendrik Ebbers looks at how Java has become so important in the Eclipse community, why the language is open source friendly, and how Jakarta EE, MicroProfile, and Adoptium came to be.

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What’s New and What’s Returning at This Year’s EclipseCon

Gaël Blondelle breaks down the new additions to this year's event, discusses what first-time attendees can expect, and shares what he is looking forward to.

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Building a Blueprint for Commercial Fleet Management

Kai Hudalla discusses the fleet management SDV Blueprint project, and how it forms an initial template of how software-defined vehicle application could look.

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Jakarta EE 11: The Next Major Jakarta EE Update Is Shaping Up

Keynote speakers Jonas Helming and Sonja Liénard give some background on their presentations and what Eclipse projects they'll be covering at EclipseCon.

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Committer Profile
Lorenzo Bettini

Get to know Lorenzo, a project lead on the Eclipse EMF Parsley project and a committer to the Eclipse SWTBot and Eclipse Xtext projects.

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Community Updates

Early Registration Ends Soon For EclipseCon 2023

EclipseCon 2023: Get to Know Our Sponsors

Attendees will have the opportunity to visit sponsor booths and attend sponsored talks to learn about how these organizations are contributing to open source. Read More->

Eclipse IDE 2023-09 Is Now Available

The latest release includes improved Java development tooling and plug-in development tooling. Read More->

Check Out the 2023 Jakarta EE Developer Survey Report

The new report unveils a number of interesting findings about the growth of enterprise Java in 2023. Read More->

Update on the Cyber Resilience Act

Leading European open source organizations recently signed an open letter to the European Commission about the potential impact of the CRA on open source in Europe. Read More->

TheiaCon Call For Proposals Closes Soon

There is still time to submit a proposal to present to the Eclipse Theia community at TheiaCon. Read More->

New Projects

Eclipse Epicyro provides default implementations of Jakarta Authentication mechanisms and algorithms, as defined and mandated by the Jakarta Authentication specification. Read More ->

Eclipse OpenXilEnv is a lightweight SIL/HIL environment that allows running embedded software functions on a PC without a target platform and compiler. Read More ->

Eclipse Langium is a toolkit for domain-specific languages (DSLs) that is fully built with TypeScript. Read More ->

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