Signups have started for Community Day, scheduled for October 19. Community Day is focused on and around working groups and Eclipse projects. The content is organized by the community groups themselves. Space is limited, so don't wait! Read more on the EclipseCon website.
MQTT has become the dominant messaging protocol for IIoT as a lightweight, publish-subscribe network protocol that allows for multiple data consumers. MQTT enables companies to gain access to more data and then share it throughout the enterprise across both IT and OT teams, and is now natively supported by every major cloud provider.
The cooperation of IOTA Foundation and the Eclipse Foundation has taken a further step. The IOTA Foundation announced that one of its members has joined the Eclipse Foundation Board of Directors. Together with Oracle, Huawei, Fujitsu, Bosch, among others of the world’s largest companies.
The Belgian Start Up Aloxy is in the run for the Category "Belgian Startup Company of the Year" Award by Data News, a ICT publication and platform in Belgium. You can vote for Aloxy on datanewsawards.be
Millions of developers program in Java. Although Java continues to evolve at an ever-faster pace, on the occasion of the platform’s 25th anniversary, Java Magazine decided to take a look back at how Java molded our planet. The Eclipse IDE, Eclipse Collections and Eclipse GlassFish are mentioned as a few of the countless Java apps that stand out from the crowd.
The EclipseCon 2020 Call for Proposals is open; submit by June 3 and your talk could be accepted early to our first virtual EclipseCon! All submissions are due by June 15.
Although this year's event is entirely online, the experience will feel the same: three days of great technical content (October 20 - 22), preceded by a day focused on community interactions (Community Day, October 19). We look forward to seeing you there!