Announcements

The call for papers is now open. Be the first to submit your talk!

Eclipse Mars.1 has just been released and is available for download.

Visualize data in rich-client or web applications and connect to the IoT world with Eclipse BIRT.

The Eclipse Foundation announces the creation of a new open source project, called APP4MC.

The articles highlight some of the most popular solutions including EclEmma, Spring Tool Suite, JBoss Tools, and PyDev.

We significantly lowered the barriers for companies and individuals to invest in the ongoing development of the Eclipse platform.

Save the dates for EclipseCon 2016: March 7-10 at the Hyatt Regency in Reston, Virginia.

Join us November 3-5, 2015 at the Forum am Schlosspark in Ludwigsburg, Germany.

Explore the top 10 Mars features, learn about Thym, rediscover Jubula, and get up to date on Sirius 3.0.

At the PolarSys exhibit at INCOSE (booth B6-B7), several PolarSys members will showcase the following PolarSys systems engineering solutions.

Plan to attend Eclipse Day India on August 29 in Bangalore.

The early-bird submission deadline is July 17. Propose a talk now!

The fourth annual Eclipse Foundation Community Report is now available.

Read up on new and exciting things for the Mars release, the Oomph Insaller, Docker tooling, and Java 9 support.

The Mars release is now available. Download it today!

We are now accepting talk submissions for EclipseCon Europe, taking place Nov 3-5, in Ludwigsburg, Germany.

EclipseCon France is less than a week away. Register today!

Plan to attend a Mars DemoCamp in your area this month.

Eclipse Mars (4.5) RC2 Packages are now available for download.

In this issue of the newsletter, we will look at how Maven, Tycho, and Gradle can be used from inside Eclipse.