Community News

EclipseCon is a week away. Join us for community day and more!

The addition of the Eclipse Foundation, alongside continued collaboration with OSI, helps to ensure more complete representation of open source users across communities.

What’s to come for the security of open source software? ConversingLabs caught up with Eclipse Foundation head of security Mikaël Barbero to answer that question. Watch (or listen) and learn.

Digital transformation has reached the auto industry, driving a shift from hardware-centric to software-driven approaches (German language).

Thanks to the collaborative effort from the open source community, the OSPO Alliance GGI Handbook is today’s most translated document to help organisations building OSPOs.

In October, our next OnRamp meeting will feature Anne-Marie Scott from the board of the Apereo Foundation. She’ll tell us about OSPOs in the Academic World.

It’s open to all with no registration in a safe environment. Just come and grab a seat.

In the last few months, the ROS community started looking for an alternative to DDS. The project just announced that Eclipse zenoh had been selected. This is a significant milestone for the project and the whole Eclipse community. Congratulations to the team!

With EclipseCon approaching, our September newsletter takes a look at some of the projects that will be taking centre stage in Ludwigsburg next month, a couple of our keynote presentations, and some useful information for attendees.

We’re only a few weeks away from the biggest Eclipse community event of the year. Register for EclipseCon 2023 and join us in Ludwigsburg, Germany on October 16-19. Early bird pricing is available until September 29.

The association of German speaking Java user groups iJUG e.V. has teamed up with the Eclipse Foundation to create a one-day event specifically for the Java community as part of EclipseCon on October 16.

For the sixth year in a row, we’ve reached out to the enterprise Java community to ask about their preferences and priorities for cloud native Java architectures, technologies, and tools, their perceptions of the cloud native application industry, and more.

The Adoptium Working Group has recently launched a new web page to recognize Eclipse Temurin adopters and users. If you’re a Temurin user, this is your chance to be part of something meaningful that supports the sustainability of the project. 

Dear SUMO community, the next User Conference is set to take place in Berlin May 13-15, 2024. Please mark your calendars and stay tuned for more details to come!

The EclipseSource team compares Eclipse Theia with Code OSS from the perspective of stakeholders who are planning to provide a custom tool or IDE offering, and which IDE platform they may choose for their custom product.

Our August newsletter reviews the work being done across the Jakarta EE community ahead of the Jakarta EE 11 release, planned for early 2024. 

With this redesign, we're focused on making it possible for new developers and open source users to find and understand our many projects and industry collaborations. 

The Embedded Special Interest Group (SIG) hosted as part of the Eclipse Cloud DevTools working group has now evolved into the CDT Cloud project.

Qualcomm joins the Eclipse Foundation SDV Working Group and SOAFEE Special Interest Group, which aim to improve next-gen in-vehicle experiences by developing open-standards-based software infrastructure elements for use of software features throughout a vehicle’s lifetime.

Working with the Eclipse SDV Working Group and SOAFEE SIG, Qualcomm Technologies aims to increase access to industry-standard interoperable software stacks and empower a large community of software developers to innovate vehicle features and functionality.

OpenHW Group today announced that the industry’s most comprehensive Development Kit for an open-source RISC-V MCU is now available to be ordered.