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Eclipse JNoSQL is a framework that makes the integration between Java and NoSQL easier with an extensible API that allows both to use common features as standards calls and expandable enough to allow to use particular features from any specific vendor.
The annual Eclipse Release Train chugged out of the station right on time again this year, with 85 projects in tow, but with this release, the Eclipse Foundation threw a switch (pardon the tortured metaphor) that put the train on a much faster track.
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Eclipse Photon Now Available, Mercedes-Benz Vans Using Automotive Grade Linux, Enso Open-Source Project for Machine Learning, Tails 3.8 Released and More
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The release train "Eclipse Photon" gathers 85 projects this year for a co-ordinated release. We talked to Wayne Beaton, Director of Open Source Projects at the Eclipse Foundation, about what's new and what exciting developments are underway after Photon.
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The Eclipse Foundation is most famous for the Eclipse IDE, the technology that IBM open sourced in 2001, leading to the establishment of the Eclipse Foundation as an independent not-for-profit in 2004.
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The Eclipse Foundation has announced the latest version of the Eclipse IDE. The Photon release is designed to expand on polyglot capabilities based on the Language Server Protocol plugins.
In a recent blog post, Roper stated that his journey in being named a committer is related to the MicroProfile community and its influence on Jakarta EE.
Oracle recently freed J2EE, aka Java EE. Now known as Jakarta EE, enterprise Java's new manager the Eclipse Foundation is revealing its plans for the popular middleware platform.
So much has happened in the enterprise Java space over the past few months that it kind of boggles the mind. Fortunately, the rockstars, gurus and industry watchers have been busily sorting out the whats and wherefores of this epic transformation in the blogosphere.
The Eclipse Foundation outlines the 39 projects that will make up the new cloud-native, microservices-friendly enterprise Java effort, and how GlassFish will evolve.