Announcements

See the results of the Eclipse Foundation Sustaining Member and Committer Member elections for representatives to our Board of Directors.

The Jakarta EE Working Group is launching the Jakarta EE Developer Survey for 2019!

Check out what's new in 2019 for Jakarta EE!

Eclipse IoT reaches three million lines of code, 41 member companies, 37 IoT projects, and 350 contributors - bringing IoT leaders together to standardize open architecture.

The Eclipse IoT Working Group is pleased to launch the 2019 IoT Developer Survey and we want to hear from you!

Our goal with the newsletter is to deliver great content that educates, motivates, and inspires our community!

To say that the open source community is on a roll would be an understatement.

Saturday, February 2, 2019 marks the 15th birthday of the Eclipse Foundation. That was the day that it was publicly and officially announced, and the opening day of the first ever EclipseCon conference.

Jakartablogs.ee is the new blog home for our global community to stay up to date on the latest Jakarta EE news, technologies, best practices, and more.

One key difference between Eclipse open source software projects and open source specification projects is that specification projects must be aligned with exactly one specification committee

Tradista will contribute to the Jakarta EE project, bringing its long experience in the Java EE platform applied to the financial sector.

In December 7/2018, the Eclipse Foundation's Board of Directors approved a new edition of the Eclipse Development Process (EDP) which introduces one particularly significant change, along with a small number of other useful changes.

Global open source foundation finishes 2018 with 360+ open source projects, 162+ million lines of code written and more than 275 sponsor members

Creation' is an integral part of the Eclipse Foundation Specification Process. Read Wayne Beaton's newest blog on the topic.

This month we bring you a fully loaded Jakarta EE newsletter with a mix of technical content, community news, and a tutorial!

There are many differences between Eclipse Foundation Specification Process (EFSP) and Java Community Process (JCP), let's focus on my top 5!

The Eclipse Foundation Specification Process defines a general framework for developing specifications in open source at the Eclipse Foundation.

A quick Eclipse Development Process (EDP) primer.

The Eclipse Foundation recently made available a new policy to make sure that our projects and hosted services are compliant with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

See Mike Milinkovich's blog explaining the upcoming changes to these agreements and what steps are being taken to implement the update