Announcements

JSDT project has been officially rebooted! Read all about the new features and enhancements.

Presenting new stand alone sessions, more workshops, and unparalleled conference value, it's not too late to register!

We invite the Eclipse community to submit proposals for ECE 2016, taking place October 25-27 in Ludwigsburg, Germany.

The Eclipse Foundation has posted new versions of its website terms of use and privacy policy.

New and noteworthy features available in the Neon milestone build M7. Now available for download.

Eclipse Papyrus is an open source model-based engineering tool. Get a crash course on everything Papyrus.

We are pleased to release the results of the 2016 IoT Developer Survey. Learn more about the recent trends.

The new Open MDM Working Group website went live at 9am EST today!

It's time to plan an Eclipse Neon DempCamp or Hackathon in your city.

Only a few days left to submit your talk proposal for EclipseCon France!

Learn more about the LocationTech working group and it's projects, GeoMesa, GeoWave, and Whiskers.

IoT developer? Take a few minutes to complete the survey. Deadline to participate is March 25.

Submit your talk today to be considered for the early-bird picks!

EclipseCon 2016 was an exciting week of great technical sessions, announcements and lots of hall-way conversations.

We are pleased to announce our participation in the Adaptive Gateways for Diverse Multiple Environments (AGILE) project.

Congratulations to the individual and project winners!

Congratulations to the winners! Find out who won.

Tyler Jewell introduces Eclipse Che, the platform and the new approach to workspace, demoing along with SAP, Red Hat, IBM, and Microsoft.

Eclipse Che improves agile development by integrating a cloud IDE, workspace server, and plug-ins into a universal developer workspace.

It's time to download Mars.2!