Thanks to the relentless dedication of the working group members and our collaborators, the first half of 2024 has been remarkably positive. Oniro program manager Juan Rico covers some of the highlights and what's next for the working group.
Eclipse Foundation executive director Mike Milinkovich joined Emily Omier for a wide-ranging conversation about the role of open source foundations in the open source ecosystem, especially as related to open source businesses.
A new version of CVSS, version 4.0, has recently been implemented. This blog explores the new fields, improved metrics, and how they impact CVE entries.
Are you considering upgrading to the latest version of the Eclipse IDE? The following article provides an overview of the migration process, offering insights into accommodating new features, security enhancements, and performance improvements while upgrading to a new version.
The BMW Group has joined the Eclipse Foundation’s Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) Working Group as a strategic member. The Eclipse SDV Working Group facilitates global collaboration on open-source software technologies for use in modern vehicles.
Learn about the relationship between these two leading protocols by downloading our new technology brief!
After years of discussions, German car manufacturers have finally decided to work together. In a working group of around 50 companies, they want to develop joint software for future vehicle generations.
Enthusiasts of software-defined vehicles (SDV), whether programmers or not, met online as well as on site at the Mercedes-Benz Customer Center in Sindelfingen to get in touch and discuss all about SDVs and Open Source.
Learn about Adoptium's journey towards creating reproducible OpenJDK builds in this article from Red Hat Developer.
Eclipse Committers are invited to share their input through the 2024 Committer Satisfaction Survey they have received in their inbox.
Responses will be collected until 31 July 2024, at 11:59 CET.
From 14 May to 28 May, we reached out to 423 software developers and policymakers from the Global South to explore their attitudes and opinions on open source, amplifying the voices of these essential and influential communities.
This month's newsletter covers the Eclipse Dataspace Protocol, the new Theia IDE, and the DATAMITE project. Read the full edition here.
It has been more than a year since the last Eclipse Kanto release and since then the project has grown significantly. In the past year, the Kanto community opened almost two hundred pull requests to contribute new features, improvements, and fixes.
Oniro program manager, Juan Rico, previews OCX, Eclipse Foundation's new flagship developer event.
Efficient software development in the automotive industry requires the right level of value creation and the use of open source in order to focus on differentiating topics and work cost-efficiently.
This month's newsletter looks at our upcoming maturity badges program with Eclipse Software Defined Vehicle, an update on OCX 2024, a proposed working group, and more.
Senior Manager, Embedded & IoT Programs Frédéric Desbiens discusses some of the topics that the community might explore in OCX 2024's Embedded, IoT & Edge track.
Open Source Community Africa is partnering with the Eclipse Foundation to promote the 2024 Open Source Global South Developer Survey.
Today, the Eclipse Foundation released the results of our security audit for the Eclipse Kuksa project. Findings from the audit have been addressed in the latest version source code of Kuksa available on GitHub.
The early bird CFP deadline for OCX 2024 is quickly approaching on 31 May. Submit your proposals now and be part of this premier event for learning and collaboration.