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Manage all the things, small and big, with open source LwM2M implementations – FOSDEM 2015 from Benjamin Cabé The post Manage all the Things, small and big, with open source LwM2M implementations appeared first on Benjamin Cabé.

Are you a new committer or project lead for an Eclipse, LocationTech, or PolarSys project? Are you thinking about proposing a new open source project? In this tutorial, Eclipse Foundation staff members will walk you through the information that you need to know to be an effective open source project...

This year at EclipseCon we are hosting an IoT Day on March 11 at the San Francisco Airport Hyatt Regency in Burlingame, CA. IoT Day is meant for people who might not want to spend an entire week learning about all things Eclipse but are definitely interested in IoT. We...

The Open IoT Challenge has received an incredible amount of interest so far, and it is 45 projects in total who entered the challenge! They now have about a month to work on their solution and demonstrate why they deserve to win. We expect all the challengers to document the...

The Friends of Eclipse program allows individuals to support and contribute back to the Eclipse community. Over the last several years, the program has been a great success and the donations help support many of the services provided by the Foundation. In 2014, participation in the Friends of Eclipse was...

Several weeks ago, the Git community announced a new 2.2.1 release which fixed a serious security vulnerability. You can read more here and here. The Eclipse JGit project had their fix available the day that the vulnerability was announced. However, since the vast majority of Eclipse users get their Eclipse...

A quick reminder to everyone that we are accepting applications for the Open IoT Challenge until next week, January 17. There are many exciting projects being proposed by developers all around the world, from wireless home automation solutions to geolocation solutions for quadcopters, and many more, so don’t wait and...

The feedback following the announcement of the Open IoT challenge has been fantastic! The good news is that we’ve already improved the prize pool, and we are also happy to announce that the best applications will be eligible to get $150 worth of hardware parts required to build the final...

2014 is almost over, and one of the first big events for Eclipse IoT next year will be EclipseCon 2015, March 9-12 in Burlingame, California. If you haven’t seen the EclipseCon program already, I highly encourage you to check out all the great sessions that we have selected as part...

The Internet of Things industry has taken off over the last two years. One activity I have been monitoring is how industry consortiums have been responding to IoT. At Eclipse IoT we have a goal of implementing open IoT standards, so understanding how different consortiums, old and new, are serving...