Our November newsletter takes a look at three key areas for the future of open source: supply chain security, in-vehicle app development and research projects.
Carmen Delgado, Adoptium Community Manager at the Eclipse Foundation, and Mike Milinkovich, Executive Director of the Eclipse Foundation discuss EclipseCon, the core values of the Eclipse Foundation, and what's next for the future of supporting open source Java software.
Thanks to financial support from the OpenSSF’s Alpha-Omega project, the Eclipse Foundation is glad to have made significant improvements in the last couple of months.
Our annual global Cloud Developer Survey is now open, and the Eclipse Cloud DevTools Working Group is inviting everyone in the cloud development ecosystem to add their voice.
The open source software supply chain is at risk. However, there is a simple thing, easy, and free, that every open source developer should do right now: activate mult
The agenda for TheiaCon 2022 is now published! Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with the entire Eclipse Theia community from November 30 - December 1.
Yatta launches the Checkout for Eclipse, an ecommerce solution to help vendors monetize and sell Eclipse-based products from directly within the Eclipse IDE—or any other Eclipse RCP package.
This new release features many netedit enhancements for traffic light editing, new options for scenario creation and more features to improve multi-modal simulation.
This month's newsletter reviews key elements of Jakarta EE 10, looks at what might be included in Jakarta EE 11, and shares an update on projects and events.
On Oct 26th, 2021 the Oniro project was officially launched as part of the Eclipse Foundation open source ecosystem. As Oniro is about to celebrate its first anniversary, we are excited to announce two new guest members.
One of the Adoptium Incubator committers, Yi Yang (Alibaba), has prepared a blog posting about how the current native class pre-initialization mechanism works and how the t
Earlier this week Google announced that they have joined the Eclipse Adoptium Working Group and are making Temurin available across Google Cloud Platform (GCP) products and se
Our new video case study takes a look at how Kynetics, an embedded software development company based in Santa Clara, California, uses open source Eclipse IoT projects to buil
