From 14 May to 28 May, we reached out to 423 software developers and policymakers from the Global South to explore their attitudes and opinions on open source, amplifying the voices of these essential and influential communities.
The foundation’s groundbreaking “State of Open Source in the Global South” survey highlights the important role of open source software in driving innovation, economic growth, and societal development in low-and middle-income countries.
This month's newsletter covers the Eclipse Dataspace Protocol, the new Theia IDE, and the DATAMITE project. Read the full edition here.
Built on the robust Eclipse Theia platform, a popular choice among tool providers since 2017, Theia IDE provides an exceptional user experience designed to meet the needs of today’s developers.
Findings from the audit have been addressed in the latest versioned source code of Eclipse CycloneDDS, available on GitHub.
Auditors worked closely with the project team to understand the code and provide feedback on the improvements. The report includes 19 findings with security implications and additional annexes with suggestions for code quality improvements.
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It has been more than a year since the last Eclipse Kanto release and since then the project has grown significantly. In the past year, the Kanto community opened almost two hundred pull requests to contribute new features, improvements, and fixes.
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This initiative, aimed at bolstering the security of our source code repositories, mandates that all users with write access to an Eclipse Project repository (commonly known as committers) on GitHub and the Eclipse Foundation GitLab instance must use 2FA.