Announcements

Eclipse Kanto is a lightweight, modular software stack that runs on edge devices and enables them with all the essentials for IoT environments, all configurable and remotely manageable by an IoT cloud ecosystem of choice.

To help us celebrate 20 years of the Eclipse IDE, we reached out to some of the community members who use and contribute to the platform to find out why they got involved, what they’ve learned so far, and what they expect for the future.

Today the Eclipse project and the Eclipse Foundation are shipping Eclipse IDE 2021‑12, the latest in a string of releases that go back to November 2001. How better to mark its 20th anniversary than to celebrate another release!

In its seventh year, the survey provides essential insights into IoT and edge computing industry landscapes, the challenges developers are facing, and the opportunities for enterprise stakeholders in the IoT & edge open source ecosystem.

Eclipse Foundation Director of Ecosystem Development Michael Plagge discussed industry challenges and opportunities for digitization in this interview with the eco Association.

Collaboratively developed in the framework of the OW2 Open Source Good Governance initiative, the handbook introduces a methodology to implement professional management of open source software in an organization.

One of the world’s most popular open source desktop development environments continues to evolve to support a new generation of developers.

Open source leader actively recruiting interested enterprises to develop a new vendor-neutral, working group focused on building the next-generation vehicles based on the open source model

The Eclipse Foundation, furthering the recently announced cooperation with the OpenAtom Foundation, announced today the launch of the Oniro project and working group. 

The world’s largest open source community for edge and IoT continues to drive innovation that benefits a broad range of industries and applications.

The Eclipse Foundation is the first open source foundation to meet the critical requirements for open source supply chain solutions worldwide.

The report was commissioned by the Eclipse Cloud DevTools Working Group and is the result of more than 300 interviews conducted by an independent analyst organization.

The shared goal of this partnership is to jointly build a worldwide, vendor-neutral, and independent open source community, allowing developers, vendors, system integrators to increase their global reach in a single and unified ecosystem.

The latest Eclipse IDE release includes Java 17 support and theme and style improvements. Download the leading open platform for professional developers.

This year’s results show interest in open source enterprise Java continues to grow among enterprise developers.

The report, entitled "Open Digital Platforms for the Industrial World in Europe 2021," also notes that the Eclipse IoT Working Group is the leading open source community in IoT today.

This is the seventh year for our annual survey, which has become one of the most widely referenced technical surveys within the IoT & edge computing industry.

EclipseCon 2021 is open for registration! Space may be limited, so sign up soon.

 

For years, tech journalists and market analysts have been predicting that edge computing was going to bring a paradigm shift to the cloud, and now we are starting to see the form that this disruption is going to take—at least in Europe.

The 2021 EclipseCon program is beginning to take shape! Congratulations to the accepted speakers, and thank you again to everyone in the community who submitted a proposal.

Didn't get a slot? Sponsored talks are still available for Elite sponsors.

The detailed schedule will be published and registration will open later this month.