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Eclipse Foundation Blog
1d ago
Meet the Eclipse SDV Committers!
Curious about what draws individuals to the automotive industry and to the Eclipse SDV Working Group? This month, we're kicking off a new series of brief interviews with our most active Eclipse SDV committers. Check out the first interview here with Luca Cominardi from the Eclipse Zenoh project for a glimpse of what’s to come. Stay tuned for more featured interviews by following Eclipse SDV on Instagram and LinkedIn.
When and how did you start your career in automotive?
My career in automotive started by chance a couple of years ago when Eclipse Zenoh, th ..read more
Eclipse Foundation Blog
5d ago
Learning from Lesotho: Supporting Girls Coding Academy’s Hackathon
Sometimes, research sparks more than just insight – it inspires action. That’s exactly what happened with our State of Open Source in the Global South report. Among the findings, one key takeaway stood out: open source projects and technologies, such the Eclipse Desktop IDE, are helping developers across the Global South develop skills, build solutions, and transform their communities.
When Maneo Mapharisa, the founder of Girls Coding Academy in Lesotho, approached us with an idea to host a web development ..read more
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5d ago
Collaboration and Integration as the Backbone of Progress – Insights from SDV Thought Leaders
Collaboration in the software-defined vehicle (SDV) space is not just a best practice; it’s a necessity. As the automotive industry shifts toward software-driven innovation, the role of open source becomes pivotal. However, fostering collaboration in a historically siloed industry presents both immense opportunities and significant challenges. At Open Community for Automotive last fall, experts Kai Hudalla, Steven Hartley, Phani Gangula, and Carlton Bale shared their insights on why collaboration ..read more
Eclipse Foundation Blog
1w ago
Hashtag Jakarta EE #266
Welcome to issue number two hundred and sixty-six of Hashtag Jakarta EE!
I am on vacation in Indonesia this week, so this post will be a tad shorter than usual.
Java is always close. Right now closer than ever for me since it is just over the horizon. Jakarta is there on the other side as well, so I make sure to wear all the appropriate Jakarta EE branded gear while walking along the beach. So far, nobody has made any comments, though…
If you never experience the need to look up the term Bali Belly, you should consider yourself lucky.
The work with Jakarta EE 11 c ..read more
Eclipse Foundation Blog
1w ago
Empowering Cloud Autonomy and Interoperability: Introducing Eclipse Cloud
The Eclipse Foundation is excited to announce the formation of the Eclipse Cloud Interest Group, aimed at empowering cloud providers, users, and industry vendors to independently build, manage, and operate cloud services, promoting freedom from vendor lock-in, interoperability, and resilience across diverse cloud environments.
Why This Matters
In today’s digital landscape, the need for flexible, scalable and interoperable cloud solutions has never been greater. Vendor lock-in can stifle innovation, limit choices, and cre ..read more
Eclipse Foundation Blog
1w ago
Hashtag Jakarta EE #265
Welcome to issue number two hundred and sixty-five of Hashtag Jakarta EE!
Here’s some good news! The Jakarta NoSQL project is ready to release version 1.0 of the specification. At the moment, they are putting together the last bits and pieces of the material required for the release review by the Jakarta EE Specification Committee. You can look at it in the pull request for that purpose. It is a big milestone for a Jakarta specification project to release the first version of a specification. Congratulations to the team!
As for Jakarta EE 11, the Jakarta EE TCK p ..read more
Eclipse Foundation Blog
1w ago
Eclipse Cloud DevTools Digest - Q4, 2024
TheiaCon 2024 Was Great!
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We had a great TheiaCon 2024 with 12 sessions, featuring 13 speakers, over two days! TheiaCon is an annual virtual conference focused around the Eclipse Theia ecosystem. It brings together a diverse group of Theia developers, adopters, and other contributors. Sessions included Theia AI and IDE AI Integration, Embedded C++ development in the browser, an Open VSX update and Theia Cloud. See the session recordings on our YouTube channel.
Eclipse Announces Open Collaboration Tools Project
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Eclipse Foundation Blog
2w ago
Connecting People, Inspiring Learning: Stories from Eclipse Contributors in Uganda
Open source technologies have a unique ability to connect people, transcend boundaries, and foster learning. This is exemplified by the collaboration between Ugandan developers Tayebwa Noah and Jessie Ssebuliba, and Germany-based Hendrik Ebbers, CEO of Open Elements, Eclipse Committer, and a member of the Eclipse Foundation Board of Directors. Despite never meeting in person, their shared passion for open source has connected them in impactful projects across continents. Recently, the three open source pra ..read more
Eclipse Foundation Blog
2w ago
Javaforum Malmø 2025
It has been a goal for a very long time to have at least one Javaforum Malmö event each quarter of the year. We didn’t manage that last year, but hopefully 2025 is the year when we are back on track.
It certainly started well with more than twenty people attending the event on this Monday in January. The main act of the day was Johannes Bechberger with a brand new talk titled Sound of Scheduling: Writing Linux Schedulers in Java with eBPF.
The talk is pretty technical, some would probably say nerdy, about how to create Linux schedulers with Java and eBPF. Probably not so ..read more
Eclipse Foundation Blog
2w ago
Hashtag Jakarta EE #264
Welcome to issue number two hundred and sixty-four of Hashtag Jakarta EE!
The latest news about the refactoring of the TCK for Jakarta EE 11 is that the team is getting closer to releasing Jakarta EE Web Profile 11. There are just a small number of tests remaining to be refactored, and the rewriting of the TCK User Guide has started.
The discussions around Jakarta EE 12 are gaining momentum. Check out the EE12 labeled issues in the Jakarta EE Platform GitHub Issue Tracker. Feel free to add new issues or contribute to the discussions of those already created.
You ..read more