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With Eclipse Theia IDE arriving on the scene, developers have another viable contender that offers rich features, a vibrant community and a tight experience.

Nearly 600 automotive development professionals across the globe provided responses to current practices and emerging trends within the industry, conducted by Perforce in partnership with Automotive IQ and the Eclipse Foundation.

The Eclipse Foundation provides a robust and secure environment for a global community of passionate individuals and organisations to collaborate and develop innovative software that can be applied to achievement of the SDGs. 

Whether you're aiming to showcase your latest technologies or tap into a network of passionate developers and open source enthusiasts, OCX 2024 has the perfect platform for your ambitions.

With embedded world 2024 just around the corner, we're thrilled to offer a sneak peek into the groundbreaking projects and innovations that are shaping the future, all thanks to the collaborative efforts of the Eclipse Foundation and our vibrant community. 

Today, we’re excited to announce a significant advancement in the Java ecosystem: the availability of Eclipse Temurin 21 and Eclipse Temurin 22 on RISC-V.

Read our newsletter to learn more about the relationship between Spring and Jakarta EE, how AI can help you deploy Java applications, and what the Oniro project team is looking to accomplish.

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This call presents an valuable opportunity to stay informed about the latest in Theia, contribute to its ecosystem, and partake in discussions with fellow community members.

These results shed light on some of the shifts within the industry that unfolded over the past year, and how certain trends have persisted. Clark Roundy, our head of outreach and engagement, takes a look at the major findings.

“Securing the open source software supply chain is crucial for protecting global economic infrastructure,” said Mike Milinkovich, Executive Director of the Eclipse Foundation. “CISA is working to improve open source security, focusing on both current issues and future application development."

The Gaia-X Federation Services project team will present the Eclipse XFSC toolbox developed in the project with its open source-based software components to visitors.

A European consortium of 10 organisations from Greece, Romania, Luxembourg, Germany, Spain, and Cyprus has launched SKILLAB: Monitoring The Demand And Supply Of Skills In The European Labour Market, a project funded by the European Union’s HORIZON Research and Innovations Actions (RIA).

Learn more about Eclipse Temurin, Eclipse Arrowhead and Eclipse Langium in the Eclipse Foundation's latest community newsletter.

As Program Manager, Thomas will work with the IDE Working Group’s Steering Committee and ecosystem stakeholders to provide governance, guidance, and funding for the communities that support the delivery and maintenance of the Eclipse IDE products. 

Alberto Pianon and Carlo Piana from Array present in this Openchain project webinar series the he Open Source Management concept of Eclipse Oniro.

The Community Day is a chance for members and stakeholders to meet in person, discuss contributions and projects, and learn from industry experts.

The release V.1.0.0 of Eclipse AAS Model for Java (AAS4J) is now available on Maven Central Repository and includes different artifacts implementing the AAS Specs – Part 1 V3.0.

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