Blog Posts

    Getting Started with IoT and Java:

    by Anonymous

    Today at JavaOne we announced the Open IoT Stack for Java, a set of open source technologies that will make it easier for Java developers to build IoT solutions. The focus of the technology is to enable developers to connect and manage the devices, sensors and actuators that are part...

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    Eclipse @ JavaOne 2014

    by Anonymous

    Next week is JavaOne, the annual pilgrimage to San Francisco for all-things Java. Over the years, Oracle has done a nice job of bringing back the excitement and community feel of JavaOne. This year Eclipse will have a booth at JavaOne. We will be demoing our Eclipse IoT projects, Java...

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    Join the new Virtual IoT Meetup Group

    by Anonymous

    In the past year, IoT events and IoT meetup groups have been created all over the world. A lot of the Meetup groups, including the one I attend in Ottawa, have great content and networking opportunities. Similarly, there is a wealth of IoT events that you can attend throughout the...

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    Welcome to the new Eclipse IoT Top-level Project

    by Anonymous

    I am thrilled to announce the Eclipse Board of Directors has formally approved the creation of the Eclipse IoT top-level project. This is an important milestone for our vision of creating an open source community that is creating the technology to power the Internet of Things (IoT). Less than two...

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    Eclipse Marketplace Passes 10 million Successful Installs

    by Anonymous

    This week Eclipse Marketplace hit a very significant milestone: 10 MILLION successful installs. What a great example of the vibrancy in the Eclipse ecosystem. Over the last 4 years, Eclipse users have successfully installed a plugin into Eclipse over 10 million times. Eclipse Marketplace Client was introduced as part of...

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    What are you doing with Eclipse right now?

    by Wayne Beaton

    I recently attended a conference session on the topic of getting user feedback. One of the key takeaways for me was that people lie about how they use software. It’s not that they’re trying to be misleading, it’s more that it’s easy to misrepresent yourself out of context. The speaker...

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    How to setup Eclipse for Android Wear development

    by Benjamin Cabé

    Last week at Google I/O, the Android Wear platform was officially launched, together with two smart watches from LG and Samsung. I wanted to play around with the new APIs for Wear devices for an upcoming blog post on how to use MQTT with you smart watch, but I had...

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