A few years ago, Microsoft acquired Express Logic, who’s key product was the ThreadX operating system. Fast forward to today, and Microsoft has released that operating system to the open-source community.
The Eclipse Foundation collaborated with OpenLogic by Perforce to produce this year’s report, which contains data collected from a global survey of more than 2,000 open source users (including many Eclipse Foundation members) working in various industries.
Eclipse Oniro is an open source project established through a collaboration between the Eclipse Foundation and the OpenAtom Foundation. Oniro builds upon OpenHarmony, an operating system known for its versatility across a wide range of smart devices.
We’re thrilled to share that the Eclipse Foundation has signed a collaboration agreement with the OpenAtom Foundation, China’s first open source foundation. Together, we will be driving the development of Oniro, an open source project that builds upon the versatile OpenHarmony operating system. Our aim is to create a modular and globally compatible operating system platform and ecosystem, catering to a wide spectrum of smart devices.
Cheers to two decades of innovation, collaboration, and community. Watch our new video and join us in celebrating our community's journey by looking back at a few of the big moments and milestones from our first 20 years.
Eclipse Ditto released version 3.5.0, read all about included features and changes in the linked blogpost.
Created to foster collaboration and innovation, Open VSX offers developers a space to share, discover, and contribute to a growing repository of extensions.
Leading into the Eclipse Foundation’s twentieth anniversary, we’ve done some reflecting on what has helped our organisation continue to grow over the last two decades. A few of our values stand out: Community, Transparency, Respect, Innovation.
Christian Hort, senior vice president of automotive at T-Systems International GmbH, discusses building an open platform for use in SDVs in the second installment of Scoping Out the Software Defined Vehicle.
The Eclipse Cloud DevTools Contributor Award for the year 2023 is being jointly awarded to two remarkable companies, EclipseSource and TypeFox, in acknowledgment of their enormous, continuous, strategic, and sustainable contributions to the Eclipse Cloud DevTools ecosystem.
Martin Schleicher, head of software strategy at Continental, discusses building an open platform for use in SDVs in the first installment of Scoping Out the Software Defined Vehicle.
Collaboration within a project's specification team and the broader communities starts with transparency. Our director of open source projects Wayne Beaton explains in his blog.
Our embeddd, IoT & edge computing program manager Frédéric Desbiens joined Lukasz Malinowski to discuss building commercial IoT solutions using open source components, options for hosting an IoT platform, and more.
As part of the SDV Alliance, Eclipse Software Defined Vehicle will collaborate with our peer foundations to produce an open, flexible, and powerful architecture and software platforms to support software-defined vehicles.
Significant progress is being made on Jakarta EE 11 specifications, including the new Jakarta EE Data specification. Check it out as it currently stands at Milestone 2 with Open Liberty 24.0.0.1-beta in our latest blog.
With the proof of concept, NIIS aims to validate the feasibility of replacing X-Road’s custom protocol stack with data space protocol stack and align X-Road’s trust framework with the Gaia-X trust framework.
2023 concludes the first full year of the Eclipse SDV Working Group. It was an active year with new members, projects, events, and working group operations.
Our final newsletter of 2023 looks at supply chain security updates and news from Sparkplug, as well as information about a recently established working group and details about our upcoming flagship event.
We’re thrilled to announce Open Community Experience 2024, a new conference for our vibrant community of communities.
Donald Raab reflects on the upcoming twentieth anniversary of the Eclipse Collections project in his latest blog.