Eclipse News

The release of SUMO version 1.20.0 is now available. This release brings improvements in modelling temporary blockages and OSM data handling.

In an interview with mikrocontroller.net, Frédéric Desbiens, Senior Manager, Embedded & IoT Programs, discussed the future of the Eclipse ThreadX operating system, preferred IDEs and the work that goes along with certification and its maintenance.

The establishment of this committee highlights the Eclipse Foundation's commitment to upholding the highest standards of conduct and ethics within our community.

This month's newsletter covers the release of Eclipse AQAvit 1.0.0, upcoming community events, and much more.

We recently sat down with Miro Spönemann, General Manager at TypeFox and Program Committee Co-Chair for OCX and EclipseCon. Learn more about the upcoming event in our Q+A.
 

Find out how you can help support the future of open source enterprise Java by becoming a sponsor.

This is by far our biggest release to date with 54 version/platform combinations with five major versions of OpenJDK currently being supported for the first time.

Find out how businesses across various industries are using Sparkplug to reduce costs, mitigate risks, and improve operational efficiency in our new business brief.

The Jakarta Persistence specification, also known as Jakarta Persistence API or JPA, encompasses a number of APIs that facilitate the creation, reading, updating, and deletion of data within relational databases.

Eclipse Zenoh-Flow focuses on performance, real-time capabilities, and control over these aspects thanks to a declarative approach.