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Today, we announced the Eclipse Foundation is establishing itself as a European-based organization. By creating the Eclipse Foundation AISBL, an international non-profit association based in Brussels, we will be in the ideal position to foster global industry collaboration in strategic open source technologies, including cloud, edge computing, IoT, artificial intelligence...

Today we are announcing that the Eclipse Foundation is transitioning itself to become a European-based organization, specifically a Belgian international nonprofit association. I wanted to take this opportunity to share with you our plans for the transition and what the announcement means to our community. Let’s begin with some context...

Our 2020 IoT Developer Survey is open until June 26, and for the first time, the survey includes questions about how developers are incorporating edge computing technologies into their IoT solutions. With your input, everyone in the IoT ecosystem — original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), software vendors, hardware manufacturers, service providers...

Welcome to the nineteenth issue of Hashtag Jakarta EE! This week, we got a new project proposal for a Jakarta EE Specification! We finally got around to it and created the project proposal for Jakarta MVC. The proposal is to transfer MVC 1.0 ( JSR 371) to Jakarta EE. Eclipse...

The Eclipse Foundation’s board of directors approved an update to the Eclipse Foundation’s Intellectual Property (IP) Policy in October 2019. With help from some of our open source project teams and the Eclipse Architecture Council, we’ve been defining, refining, and rolling out updates to our corresponding IP due diligence process...

Revised on September 22/2020 The Eclipse Foundation’s board of directors approved an update to the Eclipse Foundation’s Intellectual Property (IP) Policy in October 2019. With help from some of our open source project teams and the Eclipse Architecture Council, we’ve been defining, refining, and rolling out updates to our corresponding...

The Jakarta EE 2020 Developer Survey, organized by the Jakarta EE Working Group, is now closed! The survey closed at midnight on Tuesday, May 5, and was a huge success with 2180 responses from developers around the globe. A big thank you to you all for taking the time to...

After we announced the release of Eclipse Theia 1.0 and published a blog about it, we received a number of questions about the differences between Theia and Visual Studio (VS) Code and why we’re calling Theia “a true open source alternative” to VS Code. Here are some clarifications I hope...

Welcome to the eighteenth issue of Hashtag Jakarta EE! In the following video, you can watch an interview I did with Martijn Verburg regarding his nomination to the Jakarta EE Steering Group representing London Java Community. When talking about YouTube, I have been busy recording a couple of tech tips...

Welcome to the seventeenth issue of Hashtag Jakarta EE! The nomination period for the Jakarta EE Working group elections has closed. Now, it is up to the candidates to convince you why they should get YOUR vote. To help with this, I have offered each candidate a short Studio Jakarta...