Open, Extensible, and AI-Ready: A Look Back at Eclipse Developer Tooling in 2025
As we reach the end of 2025, I find myself looking back not just at milestones, but at momentum. Twelve...
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Why Cursor, Windsurf and co fork VS Code, but shouldn't
Forking VS Code gets you to market fast. Building on a platform gets you a product that lasts. Eclipse Theia...
Recognition for Openness: Theia AI Receives the 2025 CODiE Award
It is not every day that an open source developer tool receives recognition from outside its own ecosystem. This week...
AWS invests in strengthening open source infrastructure at the Eclipse Foundation
In our recent open letter and blog post on sustainable stewardship of open source infrastructure, we called on the industry...
Building smarter, scalable AI: how Eclipse LMOS is redefining agent design
Artificial intelligence is evolving at an incredible pace, and open source innovation is keeping stride. Across the Eclipse Foundation, an...
TheiaCon 2025: Two Days of Open, AI-Native Innovation in Developer Tools
TheiaCon 2025 is almost here: our two-day online conference (29–30 October, 16:00–19:00 CET) fully dedicated to the Eclipse Theia ecosystem...
OCX 2026: Six Communities. One Shared Experience.
The global open source community will gather in Brussels from 21 to 23 April 2026 for the Open Community Experience...
Why Extending GitHub Copilot in VS Code May Not Be the Best Fit for Your AI-Native Development Tool
When organizations plan to build a new tool or IDE today, AI integration is almost always a key requirement from...
When “Open” Isn’t Open Enough: Rethinking Trust in Dev Tools
The rise of AI is redefining the development tools landscape, fast. It’s no longer just better code navigation or debuggers...
“We Don't Believe That AI Agents Should Only Live on the Platforms of a Few Big Companies”
LMOS enables existing development teams to build and scale AI-driven cloud-native applications.