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The Eclipse Foundation has released the first production-ready version of the Eclipse Theia code editor, calling it “a true open source alternative to Visual Studio Code.”

DIY IDE Theia hits 1.0, and it's still compatible with all those extensions.

The Eclipse Foundation just released version 1.0 of an open-source alternative to Visual Studio Code called Eclipse Theia.

The 1.0 version of Eclipse Theia has arrived. Eclipse Theia combines some of the best features of IDEs into one open source extensible platform.

The Eclipse Foundation's IoT Working Group has issued a report that reveals that for commercial organizations the IoT is real and adoption is growing, albeit with a degree of caution

In a IoT Commercial Adoption Survey, the Eclipse Foundation found that the internet of things (IoT) adoption is growing, though “slower than the hype would indicate.”

Open Source champion Eclipse Foundation published its first [IoT] commercial adoption survey, finding that the movement may well live up to its considerable hype” highlights Virtualization Review. Read in this article how Virtualization Review described the 2019 IoT Commercial Adoption Survey.

There’s a race between the Internet of Things and the hype around it.

Open VSX provides a server application that manages VS Code extensions in a database, a web application similar to the VS Code Marketplace, and a command-line tool for publishing extensions similar to vsce.

After three years of hard work and several high-profile production deployments, Eclipse Theia 1.0 will be released on March 31.

While most people have a good understanding of Eclipse Che and its benefits, there are still a few facts about this very versatile technology that surprise people.

Eclipse Dirigible is a leading open source cloud-based low-code and no-code development platform.

Unfortunately, due to the Coronavirus crisis and the measures imposed, the SUMO User Conference 2020 has been postponed. The new date for the SUMO User Conference 2020 will be 26-28 October 2020.

We are very sorry if this has caused you any inconvenience - but we are currently forced to take this action. Stay healthy - we look forward to a great conference this autumn in Berlin.

IoT Innovator analyses the highlights of the 2019 IoT Commercial Adoption Survey. The survey’s objective was to gain a better understanding of the IoT industry landscape by identifying the requirements, priorities, and challenges faced by organizations that are deploying and using commercial IoT solutions as well as open source technologies. The survey data also includes details on IoT adoption by industry, top concerns by commercial IoT adopters, and breakdowns by organizational role.

IoT technologies help innovative companies improve their customer value proposition by offering preventive maintenance features and open-source solutions should be a core component of a company’s IoT architecture. “A new survey from the Eclipse Foundation says open-source options are gaining ground, owing to the continuous growth in IoT adoption” highlights Enterprise Talk. Discover in this article how Enterprise Talk perceived and analysed the 2019 IoT Commercial Adoption Survey.

Microsoft discovers utilities are big on IoT: Once again, Microsoft has interviewed executives in a specific industry to understand how that industry views IoT.

The commercial adoption of Internet of Things (IoT) is real and growing, though not as fast as the hype might suggest, according to the new survey issued this week by Eclipse Foundation, an open source organisation focusing on IoT.

The Eclipse Foundation this week released the results of its first annual “IoT Commercial Adoption Survey”.

New Eclipse Foundation survey finds open source options gaining favor as IoT adoption continues to grow.

Nearly half of businesses are deploying Internet of Things solutions today, according to a new survey by Eclipse Foundation.