Hashtag Jakarta EE #59
Find out what is going on in the Jakarta EE community in Ivar Grimstad's new blog post.
Eclipse News
Register for the next Open Research Webinar
Join us for the next installment of Open Research Webinars, a series presenting software research projects that are helping to shape the future of open source software and the IT industry. The webinar is on Thursday, March 4 at 16:00 CET. Review the agenda and register today!
The 2021 Eclipse Community Newsletter Calendar
To help you keep track of everything going on in the Eclipse community, we’re publishing the 2021 editorial calendar for the Eclipse Community Newsletter. Here is what you can expect in your inbox each month:
Get Ready for EclipseCon 2021
Save the dates for EclipseCon 2021, a free, online event for the global Eclipse community, planned for October 25 - 28. Follow @EclipseCon on Twitter for the latest news.
Can Open Source Hardware Emulate Linux?
Can an instruction set architecture (ISA) like RISC-V create the basis for the proliferation of open source hardware in the same way that the Linux kernel served as the foundation for open source software? The answer is both yes and no.
Eclipse Vert.x 4.0.2 released!
We are extremely pleased to announce that Eclipse Vert.x version 4.0.2 has been released.
Jakarta EE Marketing and Branding Committee Levels-Up with New Members
The newest members of the Eclipse Foundation’s Jakarta EE Marketing and Branding committee are Otavio Santana and Tetiana Fydorenchyk.
Hashtag Jakarta EE #58
Welcome to the fifty-eighth issue of Hashtag Jakarta EE!
OpenHW TV S2 E02: What do you gain from the OpenHW ecosystem?
The fast-growing, open-source OpenHW ecosystem will be explored in our next episode of OpenHW TV.
OpenHW Group at the virtual DVCon, March 1 – 4 2021
Presentation: ‘Jump start your RISC-V project with OpenHW’
The OpenHW Group are joined by Imperas, Futurewei, Silicon Labs and EM Microelectronic. This paper will address the verification methodology adopted by the OpenHW Verification Task Group to assure commercial standards for quality. Attendees will obtain the ability to use the OpenHW verification environment as a baseline to design and verify a custom RISCV core with their own value-add features.
