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Tomorrow at EclipseCon in Reston, Virginia, MicroEJ® will present the Eclipse Edje open source project.

Eclipse Che, the developer workspace server and cloud IDE, had its initial release this morning at EclipseCon.

Today at EclipseCon, the Eclipse Foundation announced the release of Eclipse Che 4.0.

IncQuery Labs Ltd. is proud to announce that the Eclipse Community now recognizes the company as solution member of the Eclipse Foundation and the membership at large.

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Java-based device application frameworks in the Open Services Gateway initiative (OSGi) model can speed development of Internet of Things (IoT) gateways and applications, as well as offer advanced remote management capabilities not available through traditional embedded agents.

We are pleased to announce the eleventh release of Orion, “Your IDE in the Cloud”.

Commercial support for GeoMesa 1.2, the open source suite of geospatial analytics tools designed to run with Hadoop-scale volumes of data.

Eclipse Internet of Things? What is it? If you’re a techie, you might be having the slight knowledge of what it is and how it works.

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The beta milestone of Eclipse Che is available! Attend Tyler's Keynote "The Evolution and Future of IDEs" at EclipseCon 2016.

Che is a dynamically provisioned on-demand IDE that provides an open source alternative to the JetBrains IntelliJ Java IDE.

The Eclipse Foundation and Goldman Sachs have announced a joint venture, moving the popular GS Collections open source framework development to Eclipse.

Present technologies, discuss cutting edge developments and exchange with experts from varied Eclipse related fields.

What does Eclipse looks like in a web browser when launched with the GTK Broadway backend on Linux?

More than 80 teams have applied to be part of the challenge, find out who a starter kit to complete their project.

Modern-day applications are quickly evolving from monolithic giants to collections of microservices running in containers or lightweight virtual machines.

Red Hat and Eclipse Foundation will be speaking at a developer day in the DC area. Join us on December 1 & 2.

Anyone can participate in the Challenge, and any participant can win, but 15 projects will be selected to receive hardware starter kits, access to cloud services, and technical support.