Eclipse News

Devboost is proud to announce the next major release of it's flagship product HEDL (Hibernate Entity Definition Language). With more than 15.000 downloads over the last 6 months, HEDL has received enormous attention by the Java community and became one of the fastest growing software solutions for automatic generation of fully consistent, functional, and tested JPA-based persistence layers.

Excelsior LLC updated its Excelsior JET 8, a solution for the protection of code and data incommercial Eclipse RCP applications, to support the latest version of the Eclipse RCP platform.

docfacto has just released their latest docfacto toolkit update to the Eclipse Marketplace and on their website. The focus of this release has been on improving usability.

EclipseCon 2014 is scheduled for March 17-20 in San Francisco, CA. The conference call for papers deadline is November 18. Submit now.

The September issue of the newsletter is now available. Read about how projects like Mylyn make it easier to integrate lifecycle tools from different sources and how it can be used with tools like Git, Gerrit and Hudson.

Codetrails, the company behind the Eclipse Code Recommenders project, today announced their membership in the Eclipse Foundation and the 1.0 release of the [ctrl]flow Miner tool for creating intelligent code recommendations.

The Eclipse Foundation is sponsoring another series of Eclipse DemoCamps during the month of November. Don't miss this opportunity to meet and exchange with other community members. Sign-up now.

The Eclipse Foundation is sponsoring another series of Eclipse DemoCamps during the month of November. We want to encourage Eclipse community members to organize a DemoCamp in your home city. DemoCamps are a great way to build a local Eclipse community. Sign-up now

EclipseCon Europe is happening now! Register On-site.

The Stardust webinar is now available on our YouTube Channel. Previous webinars are available on our webinar playlist.

With the growing popularity of open source, it’s getting harder and harder to attract contributors to new projects. A quick Internet search shows us that there are about 20,000+ FLOSS projects out there, and the number of new projects continues to double about every 14 months.

Membership Continues DevelopIntelligences Commitment to Helping Developers Successfully Adopt Open Source Software.

The Eclipse member companies are pleased to announce the Fall 2013 Training Series, taking place between Oct. 21 and Nov. 30, 2013. These training classes are an excellent opportunity for software developers and architects to learn more about Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP), Eclipse4 RCP, Eclipse BIRT, Building OSGI/RCP applications with Maven/Tycho and Modeling Technologies.

The program committee has selected the talks and tutorials that will be included in this year's program. View the accepted sessions here.

We have released version 2.4.3 of Xtext and Xtend. As you can see by the minor increment it's a fully backwards compatible bugfix release.

In this article I’ll be walking you through the basics of the new Hudson 3.1 feature “Team Concept�. As the name suggests, this feature takes Hudson from using a flat, granular, authorization model into one where users are assigned to one or more teams.

The Eclipse IDE, according to some recent numbers on IDE usage, sits in nearly 2/3 of developer workstations. The ecosystem for Eclipse plug-ins, as you can imagine, is quite vast: about 1600 plug-in solutions are hosted on the Eclipse Marketplace, and have been downloaded nearly 6 million times collectively.

Jason Weathersby ist BIRT-Evangelist bei der Actuate Corporation und Mitglied des Eclipse Business Intelligence and Reporting Tools (BIRT) Project Management Committees (PMC). Jason ist Koautor von zwei BIRT-Fachbüchern und Autor von diversen Artikeln über BIRT-Technologien.

DevelopIntelligence emerges as the only comprehensive and personal player in the world of developer software training.

This month, the newsletter highlights what the Eclipse Foundation has done to make it easier for end users and the community to contribute to Eclipse projects. Read more