The Open Liberty team's involvement with Jakarta EE goes back the beginning of the project. We believe in the importance of an open source, vendor-neutral framework for cloud-native enterprise Java™ applications.
We're looking forward to meeting with old and new industry peers and friends at the RISC-V Summit, the premier event for the RISC-V community.
We are happy to announce the release of Eclipse SUMO 1.8.0.
Watch OpenHW Group's latest webinar, the final episode of 2020, providing a Knowledge Boost into Formal Verification for the CORE-V CVE4. Held on November 20, the webinar episode, is available to watch on-demand.
Bluespec, Inc. just released an updated version of its RISC-V Explorer, a free tool for quickly and accurately evaluating RISC-V open source cores. The new release adds the OpenHW Group 4-stage CV32E40P core.
Back in June, the first episode of OpenHW TV looked at the CORE-V Verification Test Bench and our open-source RISC-V processor IP design verification plan. Just 4 months on and OpenHW Group is approaching the Functional RTL Freeze milestone for the CVE4.
Eclipse ioFog won the 2020 IoT Evolution Edge Computing Excellence Award. Companies selected for this award have proven that their products are enabling advanced IoT deployments by offering edge solutions that bring real-time computing, data availability, analytics, AI and machine learning to edge devices.
Aithusa is the code-name for the first release of our Rust-based zenoh infrastructure, A supercharged of new features and improvements, including better performance, improved network scheduling, ROS2 integration, and DDS Plugin.
In essence, JSF Job Flow is JSF Faces Flow, which uses page fragments instead of full pages, and which is customized for execution in context of one dynamic tab in the JSF Single Page Application.
With the transfer of Java EE to Jakarta EE now almost completed, people are now starting to think about Jakarta EE 10, the first Jakarta EE release after Java EE 8 having new features. As such it's a good time to poll the community again.
Community Day is focused on and around working groups and Eclipse projects, and is organized and presented by community members. It's open to everyone registered for EclipseCon 2020. Plan to join us on Monday, October 19!
The Edge Computing World event brings together the entire Edge Ecosystem with developers and users to drive forward the next evolution of the Internet.