Announcing Orion 11
We are pleased to announce the eleventh release of Orion, “Your IDE in the Cloud”.
Community News
A Big Step for Big Spatial Data: GeoMesa Graduates from LocationTech Working Group Incubation
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 – A Brief Overview
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.
Eclipse Converge: blending LocationTech, IoT & Science | London, March 23
Join us for an evening of collaboration, exchanging ideas and being inspired.
Introducing Eclipse Che Beta
The beta milestone of Eclipse Che is available! Attend Tyler's Keynote "The Evolution and Future of IDEs" at EclipseCon 2016.
Eclipse Che launches the cloud IDE revolution
Che is a dynamically provisioned on-demand IDE that provides an open source alternative to the JetBrains IntelliJ Java IDE.
New Project Proposal: January
The January project provides Java implementations of numerical data structures such as multi-dimensional arrays and matrices, including a Java equivalent to the popular Python NumPy library for n-dimensional array objects.
GS Collections Moves to Eclipse Foundation
The Eclipse Foundation and Goldman Sachs have announced a joint venture, moving the popular GS Collections open source framework development to Eclipse.
Eclipse Special Day at OOP Conference - Feb. 2 in Munich
Present technologies, discuss cutting edge developments and exchange with experts from varied Eclipse related fields.
IoT Summit: An opportunity to learn what open source can offer to IoT
The Eclipse IoT community has grown significantly over the last 1-2 years. There are now 20+ Eclipse IoT projects building open source technology for IoT solutions. We are well on our way to providing the key building blocks developers need to build IoT solutions…
Launching Eclipse in a Browser with the GTK Broadway backend
What does Eclipse looks like in a web browser when launched with the GTK Broadway backend on Linux?
Eclipse IoT’s 2015 Year in Review
Come the end of the year and you usually want to look back at what you’ve accomplished during the past twelve months. For us, at Eclipse IoT, it’s been a pretty busy and successful year! So without further ado, here are the 5 most noteworthy things that happened in the Eclipse IoT community this year.…
Announcing the 16 Winners of the Open Iot Challenge Starter Kit!
More than 80 teams have applied to be part of the challenge, find out who a starter kit to complete their project.
How Eclipse plans to harmonize Java DevOps for the cloud
Modern-day applications are quickly evolving from monolithic giants to collections of microservices running in containers or lightweight virtual machines.
Open Source Community Developer Day
Red Hat and Eclipse Foundation will be speaking at a developer day in the DC area. Join us on December 1 & 2.
Eclipse Group Launches Second IoT Challenge
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.
Creating Camel routes for Eclipse Kura
Eclipse Kura and Apache Camel, when joined together, give developers the possibility to abstract their application logic from both field protocols and data delivery, thus easing and speeding up the development process.
A new name: Eclipse NeoSCADA
In 2013 through the move to the Eclipse Foundation, the existing openSCADA project became Eclipse SCADA. Being a very industrial oriented project it naturally has a different audience than most other projects…
OpenShift Ecosystem: IDE Integration
What a great week for the partner ecosystem! We got the ball rolling with the monumental announcement of our partnership with Microsoft, followed it up with passing over 150 members in OpenShift Commons, and yesterday we announced OpenShift Enterprise 3.1.
How to put configurable security in effect for an IoT gateway
Developers face a host of challenges when implementing a robust security model for Internet of Things (IoT) devices and gateways.