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Eclipse News
Red Hat joins the Eclipse Adoptium Working Group
Red Hat is proud to be a founding strategic member of the Adoptium Working Group as AdoptOpenJDK transitions to its new home at the Eclipse Foundation.
Minimizing Discovery Overhead in ROS2
Discover a Zenoh-based solution that drastically reduces DDS discovery overhead, allows for peer-to-peer communication, enables efficient Internet-scale routing, and does not require any changes to your existing ROS2 systems.
Introducing the New and Improved Memory Inspector Debugger
When dealing with low-level code, the ability to inspect the state of memory as a program unfolds is a critical tool in a developer’s toolbox. To make that process as accessible as possible, we’ve been working at Ericsson to improve the capabilities of the Theia CPP Extension's cpp-debug-extension, and we are excited to make that work available to the open source community.
Eclipse Foundation Launches the Adoptium Working Group for Multi-Vendor Delivery of Java Runtimes for Enterprises
Formerly known as AdoptOpenJDK, the Eclipse Adoptium Top-Level Project Produces High-Quality Runtimes and Associated Technology for use within the Java Ecosystem.
The Eclipse Foundation’s Eclipse Jetty Project Prepares for the Future with Jetty 11 Release
The Eclipse Foundation announced that the Eclipse Jetty project has released Jetty 11, which has been certified as fully compatible with the Jakarta EE 9 Servlet specifications.
Support for Asian Communities from the Eclipse Foundation
We at the Eclipse Foundation have watched with mounting concern the recent violent attacks on people of Asian descent. We condemn these actions and the bigotry that has driven them in the strongest possible terms.
Hashtag Jakarta EE #64
Java 16, JavaLand 2021, and an update on Jakarta EE 9.1 highlight the latest edition of Hashtag Jakarta EE.
Eclipse Sends Out First Release Train of the Year
The Eclipse 2021-03 release train has reached the station with version 4.19 of the Eclipse IDE in tow, which fits the development environment with a whole bunch of code clean-up options and helpers to get going with Java 16.
Update on the OSGi Working Group
It has been a couple of months since we announced the move of your favorite Specification Organization to the Eclipse Foundation. We have been silent since, but this does not mean that we have been inactive. So we want to use this chance to give you a brief update on the current state of affairs.