Eclipse News

From new members to upcoming releases and community events, Jakarta EE Program Manager Tanja Obradovic walks us through some highlights from the past few months.

OpenUK, the non-profit open source organization, has moved its Net Zero Data Centre Blueprint promoting sustainability to the Eclipse Foundation.

The Eclipse Foundation will host the project, which is aimed at making new Edge data centers sustainable by reusing derelict buildings and joining local circular economies.

2021 was an exciting year for Jakarta EE! Major Platform releases as well as individual Component releases throughout the year and more feature content planned for 2022! Jump on the Jakarta EE bandwagon and learn about the pent-up demand for this cloud native Java programming model in these 4 talks at JakartaOne Livestream 2021.

In the world of the Internet of things (IoT), fragmentation has commonly been the rule, rather than the exception, so the Eclipse Foundation has launched the Oniro project and working group in an effort to solve that.

I am happy to announce that Ed Merks has joined the Eclipse Foundation as the Release Engineer for Eclipse SimRel in support of the Eclipse IDE Working Group.

While you have already likely heard of software-defined networking or storage, the Eclipse Foundation is working to bring the software-defined vehicle to the world with the formation of a new working group.

Collaboratively developed in the framework of the OW2 Open Source Good Governance initiative, the handbook introduces a methodology to implement professional management of open source software in an organization.

Recordings from the Oniro track at EclipseCon 2021 are now live on YouTube.

Jakarta EE ended 2020 with the major Jakarta EE 9 release in December and has now approved the Jakarta EE 10 release plan. With all the changes happening in Jakarta EE be sure to check out these 3 talks to learn more about upcoming features and improvements at the JakartaOne Livestream 2021.