Eclipse IDE Community Call: Engage and Shape the Future of SWT
Join our SWT modernization "Interested Party Call" on Nov 28, 2024. Help shape the future of Eclipse IDE & Platform SWT renovation and contribute to Initiative 31's next steps!
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Eclipse Community Newsletter - July 2024
July's newsletter covers the latest Eclipse IDE, and Jakarta EE 11. Read the full edition here.
Eclipse IDE Community Day at SAP
Join us at SAP for a dynamic in-person Eclipse IDE Community event designed to inspire, engage, and connect. Attendees will have the opportunity to network with fellow developers, exchange ideas, and delve into Eclipse IDE topics.
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bnd and PDE Cooperation
Eclipse PDE with its maven integration tycho and bnd with its derived tools (bndtools, maven and gradle integration). PDE followed a Manifest fist approach, whereas bnd follows the approach to generate the Manifest and any other descriptors used in OSGi.
Notable Improvements In the Eclipse IDE
Alshama MS, Sheena, Deepika Udayagiri and Elsa Zacharia look at the most significant changes and updates made to the Eclipse IDE over the past four quarterly releases.
Yatta releases IDE Intruders, an open source mini game for the Eclipse community
To showcase how easy it is to sell Eclipse-based products from directly within the Eclipse IDE or any other Eclipse RCP package, Yatta releases IDE Intruders, an open-source mini game.
Yatta introduces Checkout for Eclipse
Yatta launches the Checkout for Eclipse, an ecommerce solution to help vendors monetize and sell Eclipse-based products from directly within the Eclipse IDE—or any other Eclipse RCP package.
Be Sure to Check out These Java Talks at EclipseCon 2022
The Java track includes talks on the different methods for deploying OSGi java applications, a rundown on how Java has changed over the course of its extensive version history, and more.