Eclipse News

Eclipse OpenMCx is available in GitHub! Check it out!

OpenMCx is an extendable, tool-neutral co-simulation framework based on Modelica standards with the goal of supporting advanced simulation applications with a heterogenous toolchain in a distributed collaborative development process. It provides a flexible way of combining simulation models from different vendors and sources into one co-simulation model which can also be executed in a scalable computing environment.

Theia Blueprint is a template application allowing you to easily consume and evaluate Eclipse Theia. It’s shipped as a downloadable installer, and is also designed to be a blueprint for building your own custom applications based on Theia.

It’s been 10 years since the Eclipse IoT Working Group was first established as the M2M Industry Working Group. I want to sincerely thank everyone that has helped make Eclipse IoT the leading community for open source IoT technology innovation and collaboration.

Adoptium is happy to announce the immediate availability of Eclipse Temurin 17. As always, all binaries are available free of charge without usage restrictions on a wide range of platforms.

Microsoft on Tuesday described Eclipse Data Connector (EDC) progress, along with its efforts to align cross-organizational data-sharing needs with Europe-based privacy and security laws.

This survey comes from the Eclipse Foundation and provides technical insights into enterprise Java that give answers to questions like which Java-based framework is on the rise, whether Java is used for cloud native development and much more.

IoT and Edge Computing Program Manager Frédéric Desbiens highlights three areas of interest for IoT and edge computing developers and explores how our new survey may shed some light on them in his latest blog post.

When developers add on the Jakarta EE APIs, they have an even more extensive library of APIs that allow for the development of complex, middle-tier applications and cloud-native microservices.

A virtual meetup of those who are interested in what's happening in the Eclipse SDK. Also includes a special session by Eclipse IDE Working Group Steering Committee members, where they will discuss the vision, mission, and the plans for the Working Group. Join us to know more on what is happening in the Eclipse IDE community. Also find out ways you can contribute and become a committer in one of the projects.

OSGi just recently joined the Eclipse Foundation as a Working Group. The OSGi Specification Project work has started and we strive to create new and enhance existing specifications. In this session we aim to provide an update on the ongoing and future plans as well as to connect the various OSGi developer communities within and outside of the Eclipse Foundation. We’d love to discuss any questions around existing/new specifications, new use cases and requirements or any other idea. Don't miss out, register today!