Open source has won. Now comes the hard part
What the 2026 State of Open Source Report reveals about governance, sustainability, and why foundations matter more than ever.
5 Trends to Watch in the Java Ecosystem
Over the last couple of months a number of announcements have been made that change the the Java ecosystem. These...
On Naming, or Why EE4J Does Not Suck
“You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.” — Inigo Montoya, The...
Annual Donation Campaign: End User Support for the Eclipse Foundation
The Eclipse Foundation is a not-for-profit organization that is mainly funded by fees from our corporate members. Our corporate members...
Introducing EE4J: The first step towards Java EE at the Eclipse Foundation
I am very excited and proud to introduce the new top-level Eclipse Enterprise for Java (EE4J) project . For those...
Running Eclipse IDE on Java 9
Update: Note that as of October 11/2017, Java 9 is 100% supported “out of the box” by Eclipse IDE, Oxygen...
“Things” Update — Fall
Hello again! It’s been a while. Summer is always a unique time in the office and even thought I had...
All Things IoT at EclipseCon Europe
This year it is going to be All Things IoT at EclipseCon Europe. There will be a wealth of content...
Java 9 Support for Eclipse IDE, Oxygen Edition
Update: Note that as of October 11/2017, Java 9 is 100% supported “out of the box” by Eclipse IDE, Oxygen...
Java EE Moves to the Eclipse Foundation
Oracle announced today that they, along with IBM and Red Hat, will be moving Java EE to the Eclipse Foundation...
Java: Free At Last
There was lots of news in the land of Java yesterday. If you have not already seen the posts by...
Goodbye Kat, Welcome Stephanie
This is the last week Kat Hirsch, the Eclipse Foundation marketing specialist, will be with the Foundation. Kat is moving...
Eclipse IoT in London
Once again we are hosting an Eclipse IoT Day in London on September 11. Like last year, we are co-locating...