Continuously Evolving Developer Tools - Eclipse Community Newsletter
Our July newsletter includes a breakdown of new Eclipse IDE features, a feature on the evolution of Eclipse Dirigible, and the latest news from the Eclipse Community.
Eclipse News
Helidon 3.0 is released
In this release, Helidon is dropping javax.* packages and fully-embracing jakarta.* packages.
Complete Our Software Supply Chain Security Survey
Supply chain security is one of the most critical issues in the world of open source today. Your input will help us gain a more complete understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing the open source landscape.
EclipseCon 2022 Registration Is Open
It's never too early to learn what's happening at this year's EclipseCon, and choose your conference pass. Prices are lowest right now! We look forward to seeing the community in Ludwigsburg, Germany, October 24 - 27.
The Key Differences Between OPC UA And MQTT Sparkplug
The success of Digital Transformation strategies for manufacturing companies largely depends on their ability to connect to industrial data sources of all kinds.
Eclipse SUMO 1.14.1 Is Now Available!
We are happy to announce the release of Eclipse SUMO 1.14.1. We are releasing 1.14.1 as a hotfix, addressing some Python 2.7 compatibility issues introduced in SUMO 1.14.0.
Microsoft joins Jakarta EE and MicroProfile Working Groups at Eclipse Foundation
Learn about Microsoft's participation in the open source Java ecosystem in this blog from Julia Liuson, president of Microsoft's developer division.
The Eclipse Foundation Announces the Release of Eclipse GLSP 1.0, an Open Source Diagram Framework for the Web
Eclipse GLSP is an extensible platform to develop diagramming solutions of all kinds. GLSP can be used in Eclipse Theia, in VS Code, in Eclipse desktop, or any kind of web application.
Eclipse Theia: 1.27 Update Becomes Available
The EclipseSource development team has announced the release of the Eclipse Theia 1.27 Update.
Eclipse SUMO 1.14.0 Is Now Available!
Dear friends and users,
we are happy to announce the release of SUMO version 1.14.0.
The download links are at https://sumo.dlr.de/docs/Downloads.html
This release brings you many new emission models and options for configuring fuel consumption.
Our python tools provide new features to simplify traffic demand generation.
We also fixed quite a number of bugs some of which were regressions in previous releases.