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EclipseCon is heading back to Ludwigsburg! After two years of virtual editions, we are looking forward to getting the community back together face-to-face. This year’s program will have talks covering the breadth of the Eclipse Foundation ecosystem — from Java, cloud native, web and desktop IDEs, IoT, modeling, quality and...

Eclipse Cloud Dev Tools Working Group happenings for May, 2022; Arduino, Theia, JKube, and Cloud IDE Days recordings. Getting Started with Theia Building an IDE that runs both in the cloud and on the desktop can be a daunting experience. In this article, Jonas, Maximilian & Philip provide a nice...

Please join the Eclipse Cloud DevTools Working Group for a Q2 2022 Community Update. We'll review key happenings in the open source projects and SIGs and provide an open forum for Q&A. June 29 at 10:00 AM EDT, 4:00 PM CET. Calendar entry is on the Cloud DevTools Community calendar...

The Eclipse Cloud DevTools Working Group is excited to announce its newest strategic member, Obeo. Obeo has been a strategic member of the Eclipse Foundation since 2009, where they lead several projects such as Acceleo and Sirius and participate in many other projects in order to enable efficient and seamless...

Welcome to issue number one hundred and twenty-seven of Hashtag Jakarta EE! The work with Jakarta EE 10 goes on. The release review ballot for Jakarta Security 3.0 is ongoing, and the pull requests with draft specifications for Jakarta EE 10 Platform, Jakarta EE Web Profile 10, and Jakarta EE...

No conferences are the same, and a stage is not always a stage. It can be everything from regular stages in conference centers, really big screens in cinema complexes, and regular meeting rooms to setups where the audience is located behind you, or the stage is made of ice (gets...

As I promised in Hashtag Jakarta EE #126, here is a short recap of my weekend in Istanbul and Java Day Istanbul 2022. The eighth edition of this conference had an online part on Friday, whereas the main conference day was in-person on Saturday. Traffic in Istanbul can be a...

If an Eclipse open source project team wants to include the community in a vote to, say, decide what functionality to include in the code base or decide whether or not they’re ready to do a release, that’s entirely up to the project team. If a project team wants to...

The launch of the Adoptium Marketplace on May 26 is exciting news for the millions of developers, researchers, and organizations who rely on TCK-tested compatible Java runtimes. As noted in the announcement, by providing a vendor neutral home for the OpenJDK ecosystem, the marketplace makes it easier than ever to...

Welcome to issue number one hundred and twenty-six of Hashtag Jakarta EE! We are down to just a handful of failures before Eclipse GlassFish passes the Jakarta EE 10 TCK for the Jakarta EE Platform and Jakarta EE Web Profile. WildFly has already submitted a certification request for Jakarta EE...