Eclipse News

Eclipse IoT and Edge Computing program manager Frédéric Desbiens shares his thoughts on how the IoT and edge computing landscapes will change in 2022.

As in previous years, this year’s IoT & Edge Developer Survey provides important insights into developer trends and challenges, platform choices, and target markets.

To help us celebrate 20 years of the Eclipse IDE, we reached out to some of the community members who use and contribute to the platform to find out why they got involved, what they’ve learned so far, and what they expect for the future.

Some of the most significant advantages that organizations and individual developers gain from open source can only be realized through participation in an open source organization, as opposed to simply sharing your code online.

The Eclipse Cloud DevTools contributor award this month goes to Evolved Binary for improving the migration guide and process for Eclipse Theia. Congratulations to Charafeddine Cheraa, Duncan Paterson, and Adam Retter.

Today the Eclipse project and the Eclipse Foundation are shipping Eclipse IDE 2021‑12, the latest in a string of releases that go back to November 2001. How better to mark its 20th anniversary than to celebrate another release!

The latest Eclipse IDE release includes EGit and platform improvements. Download the leading open platform for professional developers.

MicroProfile 5.0 enables MicroProfile APIs to be used together with Jakarta EE 9.1. This release was mainly focused on updating dependencies from javax to jakarta, as well as overall stability and usability improvements.

In its seventh year, the survey provides essential insights into IoT and edge computing industry landscapes, the challenges developers are facing, and the opportunities for enterprise stakeholders in the IoT & edge open source ecosystem.