The new paper entitled “The Eclipse Cloud DevTools Ecosystem: Defining the Future of Cloud Native Software Development,” is a showcase for the working group’s vision for cloud-based application development.
All of us at the Eclipse Foundation are very proud of the fact that the many thousands of individuals who collaborate across our many channels have always communicated in a ve
The Eclipse Foundation today announced the release of Eclipse iceoryx Almond, the first official release for this inter-process-communication (IPC) middleware that enables the transmission of large amounts of data in real time.
The OSPO Alliance aims to help companies and public institutions discover and understand open source, start benefiting from it across their activities and grow to host an Open Source Program Office (OSPO).
The Eclipse IDE Working Group will work to ensure the continued evolution, adoption, and sustainability of the Eclipse IDE suite of products, related technologies, and ecosystem.
The 2nd annual survey reveals an increased enterprise reliance on open source technologies to accelerate the adoption of IoT and Edge Computing solutions.
The EclipseCon 2021 CFP closes on June 15, so be sure to submit soon! See the CFP page for submissions details, as well as the five talks that were just chosen for early acceptance. Talks can either be pre-recorded or presented live. We look forward to reading your submissions!
This release marks an acceleration in innovation for open source enterprise Java, as it makes Jakarta EE compatible with Java SE 11 and already has five compatible implementations from the global leaders in the Java ecosystem.
Talks submitted by June 1 are eligible for early acceptance into the program, and special promotion to the community. We look forward to seeing your submission!
Join us for Open Research Webinars. On June 1 we’ll present Eclipse BaSyx, middleware for Industry 4.0 and Fasten, intelligent package management for enhancing robustness and security in software ecosystems. View the agenda and register today!
This month, industrial automation and internet of things (IIoT) manufacturer Opto 22 announced it had joined the Eclipse Foundation as a participating member in the Sparkplug Working Group.
In its new home, many OSGi alliance members and other interested parties can continue the development of OSGi technology in the company of other Java based efforts such as the Eclipse Adoptium, Eclipse IDE, Jakarta EE, and MicroProfile working groups.
