Theia AI and the AI-powered Theia IDE support GPT-5 out of the box, letting developers tap into its advanced coding, reasoning, and multimodal capabilities with zero integration work. This makes it easier than ever to explore GPT-5’s improved code handling, tool orchestration, and customizable interactions directly in your workflow.
TheiaCon 2025 is where this vision comes to life: through technical talks, live demos, and shared lessons from those building the next generation of tools.
The Call for Proposals (CFP) is now open, and we’re looking for talks that bring real engineering stories: architectures that work, lessons learned from the field, performance data, and code others can build on.
The safety science company plans to help advance the safe adoption of innovative open source automotive software.
What if Claude Code was built into your IDE, not just bolted on? This prototype shows how deeply integrated AI coding could look in Eclipse Theia - interactive, contextual, and fully native
The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is facing mounting criticism from industry stakeholders, with some describing the situation as a “five‑alarm fire.” Concerns centre on the law’s classification of certain digital products — particularly those tied to security and safety — as “critical,” a designation that could impose disproportionate compliance burdens on manufacturers and service providers. Many of the unresolved questions raised by the CRA are being addressed within the ORC's FAQ.
The Adoptium Summit, a free half-day virtual event happening on 1 October 2025, will bring together developers, users, and ecosystem stakeholders from around the world to explore the latest innovations in Java and showcase practical real-world use cases powered by Adoptium technologies.
Carmen Delgado, in collaboration with Tanja Obradovic, Thomas Froment and Diana Kupfer, explores how open collaboration and vendor-neutral governance are keeping Java relevant.
AI workflows in Theia IDE just leveled up—agents can now delegate tasks to each other, like testing an app and automatically logging bugs in GitHub. Check out how agent-to-agent delegation makes multi-agent automation seamless and scalable.
The Eclipse Migration Toolkit for Java (EMT4J) is an open source project under the Eclipse Adoptium Working Group, specifically designed to simplify the process of migrating Java version.
Find out why Jakarta EE is still the smartest choice and learn about the Eclipse Migration Toolkit for Java.
Debugging UI just got a lot easier - the AI-powered Theia IDE now supports direct image input, letting you show bugs instead of explaining them. See how a simple screenshot can help the AI instantly identify and fix visual issues in your app.
As we dive into the summer months, we’re combining our June and July updates into a single post, because June was packed.
Committers are welcome to share their needs and priorities in our annual satisfaction survey to help us enhance our open source community!
Eclipse RCP tools are moving to the web, bringing both big challenges and huge opportunities. This article outlines key strategies, pitfalls to avoid, and practical steps to ensure your migration is smooth and future-proof.
Learn how to make your custom AI Copilot truly interactive with clickable links, diagrams, and deep integration right inside Eclipse Theia AI. This quick tutorial shows you how to turn static AI responses into dynamic, domain-aware tools that boost productivity.
Struggling to turn AI coding hype into real team productivity? This article introduces Dibe Coding, a lightweight, structured workflow that helps development teams collaborate effectively with AI - beyond one-off prompts and into scalable enterprise practice. The process is natively supported by the AI-powered Theia IDE.
What began as an academic prototype has, over the years, grown into a mature, open-source framework for distributed industrial automation based on IEC 61499.
The article introduces Canonical's new builds of OpenJDK, offering enterprise-grade security, extended support, and timely access to new Java releases. A key highlight is the rigorous testing process: Canonical's OpenJDK builds are rigorously tested against the Technology Compatibility Kit (TCK) using the Eclipse AQAvit by Adoptium testing framework to ensure their correctness across various architectures and Ubuntu LTS versions.
The new Eclipse SUMO release brings new output formats (parquet and csv) and fixes many bugs. It also prepares a future change in the default departSpeed and departLane of vehicles by providing options to set the respective default.
Whether you are an experienced developer or new to the ecosystem, Initiative 31 aims to make Eclipse an OS-agnostic IDE.