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Future of Automotive Software: Call for Papers
Submit a talk for this automotive software event happening Dec 10-11 in Munich, Germany.
Complete Survey: How Eclipse Contributors Respond to Bug Reports
Please take the time to complete this survey by students from the Nara Institute of Science and Technology in Japan.
Enter Jakarta EE: an Inoculation Against Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt in the Java Community
Why I stopped worrying and learned to love changes in governance and branding.
Where does Java in the enterprise go from here?
Oracle recently freed J2EE, aka Java EE. Now known as Jakarta EE, enterprise Java's new manager the Eclipse Foundation is revealing its plans for the popular middleware platform.
Enterprise Java in the Blogosphere
So much has happened in the enterprise Java space over the past few months that it kind of boggles the mind. Fortunately, the rockstars, gurus and industry watchers have been busily sorting out the whats and wherefores of this epic transformation in the blogosphere.
Eclipse IoT Day Santa Clara | Recorded Talks Available
Couldn't attend the Eclipse IoT Day Santa Clara in person? Watch the recording on YouTube!
Webinar: Variability management with Capella and pure::variants
Join Robert Hellebrand from pure-systems GmbH and discover how Product Line Engineering can increase your engineering competitiveness
Eclipse IoT Newsletter | May 2018
Read the latest issue of the Eclipse IoT Newsletter, featuring Eclipse Keti, Eclipse Hono, MQTT 5 and more!
Proprietary to Open: A Sea Change for Jakarta EE
Although a big part of this is the brand change from Java EE to Jakarta EE as well as a new technical direction (i.e. cloud-native and microservices) the most important change will be the move from a proprietary Java EE to fully open source Jakarta EE platform.
Welcome Jameka
I am thrilled to announce that Jameka Woodberry has joined the Eclipse Foundation as a Marketing Specialist based in Europe.
Latest Roundup of EE4J Activities for Jakarta EE
There has been a recent flurry of EE4J activity as the Eclipse Foundation is positioning Jakarta EE as the new home for cloud native Java.
Java roadmap: Eclipse's Jakarta EE enterprise Java takes shape
The Eclipse Foundation outlines the 39 projects that will make up the new cloud-native, microservices-friendly enterprise Java effort, and how GlassFish will evolve.
What's new in the latest milestone build for Eclipse Photon?
As the Eclipse Photon GA release approaches June 27, here is a look at the M7 milestone release.
Goodbye, Java Enterprise Edition. Hello, Jakarta EE
Developers who use Java Enterprise Edition will be happy to know that the development and runtime platform is gaining new life as Jakarta EE. As part of an agreement with Oracle, the tech giant will give up control over the platform to Eclipse Foundation, which has big plans to remake enterprise Java for the emerging cloud world.
Eclipse JNoSQL: Connecting Elasticsearch Directly to your Java EE Application
Eclipse JNoSQL is the bridge to work between these platforms (Java EE and the search engine). An important point to remember is that Elasticsearch is also a NoSQL document type, so a developer may model the application as such.
Eclipse Collections: A Community Story
Eclipse Collections has optimized List, Set and Map implementations and adds more specialized data structures like Bag, Multimap, BiMap.
Eclipse MicroProfile: What it has to offer to the Java community
What is Eclipse MicroProfile and what does it have to offer to the community of Java developers? Join Emily Jiang as she offers us an introduction to Eclipse MicroProfile and its goals.
Eclipse IoT Developer Survey 2018: The main trends of IoT developers
For the fourth time, the Eclipse IoT Working Group, in collaboration with IEEE's IoT Group, Agile IoT and the Open Mobile Alliance, is launching the IoT Developer Survey this year.