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Profile of an IoT Developer: Results of the IoT Developer Survey

Thursday, April 14, 2016 - 08:57 by Ian Skerrett

Today we release the results of our second annual IoT Developer Survey. Like last year it provides an interesting insight into how developers are building IoT solutions.

Installing the Zulu open source Java Virtual Machine on Raspberry Pi

Tuesday, April 5, 2016 - 10:24 by Benjamin Cabé

I’ve recently been playing with the early-access version of Zulu Embedded for ARM32. Zulu is an open-source and certified build of OpenJDK. It is a great alternative to the JRE from Oracle as it does not requires you to pay any licenses, and it is also a huge improvement over the OpenJDK build you can get off the Debian repositories, which is not really optimized for ARM (and that’s a euphemism! :smile:).

Running Eclipse Che on a Raspberry Pi

Friday, April 1, 2016 - 13:16 by Benjamin Cabé

Eclipse Che is a very cool Eclipse technology that provides you with a browser-based IDE that can be extended with plug-ins for virtually any language, framework, or tool that you may want to use in your day-to-day development.

This means that, right from your browser, you can do Java development and have Maven automatically build your stuff, or do Javascript development and still be able to easily integrate with e.g grunt to build your website.

EclipseCon Wrap-up: Eclipse Che, Microsoft, and much more

Friday, March 11, 2016 - 10:22 by Ian Skerrett

EclipseCon 2016 was an exciting week of great technical sessions, announcements and lots of hall-way conversations.

Here is a summary of the highlights:

Announcing Eclipse Che

We did a major announcement of Eclipse Che project. Tyler Jewel, Eclipse Che project leader and CEO of Codenvy, did a great job as the opening keynote for EclipseCon and presenting his vision of the future of IDEs. The key concept about Che is the universal workspace.

Open IoT at CeBIT

Thursday, March 3, 2016 - 10:09 by Ian Skerrett

In two weeks, CeBIT, one of the world’s largest tech trade show, will begin. As you would expect, this year CeBIT will have a focus on the Internet of Things (IoT). In Europe, especially Germany, IoT is very focused on the Industrial IoT and the Industry 4.0 initiative, so this will be a big deal at CeBIT.

Upcoming Virtual IoT meetup sessions

Wednesday, February 24, 2016 - 10:13 by Benjamin Cabé

We have some really great speakers lined up for the upcoming Virtual IoT meetup webinars. Please make sure to join the group and RSVP for the sessions you’d like to attend.
As always, we’re happy to hear your suggestions for future presentations, so feel free to drop me a note.

The real benefits of living a connected life

Friday, February 12, 2016 - 14:50 by Benjamin Cabé

It might be a bit late in the year to do a write-up on The Next Big Thing for IoT in 2016, but it doesn’t mean I cannot take a moment to take a step back from the multiple announcements around the consumer Internet of Things lately, and focus on the cornerstone for enabling a truly sustainable IoT ecosystem: Over-the-air Device Management. Of course it is important for the IoT industry at large to agree on the protocols and frameworks that shall enable IoT application development, but are we not jumping the gun here?

Participate in the IoT Developer Survey 2016

Wednesday, February 10, 2016 - 14:45 by Ian Skerrett

We are pleased to launch the 2016 edition of the IoT Developer Survey. This year the survey is collaboration between the Eclipse IoT Working Group, IEEE IoT Initiative and the AGILE Project.

The buzz around Eclipse Che

Monday, February 8, 2016 - 17:56 by Ian Skerrett

Just over two weeks ago the Eclipse Che project released a beta version of their Che 4.0 release. We published an article introducing Eclipse Che in our Eclipse Newsletter so readers can learn more about the highlights of Che.

The feedback in the community has been pretty exciting to watch. On twitter, people are certainly creating a buzz about the future of the IDE.

5 open source IoT projects to watch in 2016

Monday, February 8, 2016 - 16:57 by Benjamin Cabé

The IoT industry is slowly but steadily moving from a world of siloed, proprietary solutions, to embracing more and more open standards and open source technologies.
What’s more, the open source projects for IoT are becoming more and more integrated, and you can now find one-stop-shop open source solutions for things like programming your IoT micro controller, or deploying a scalable IoT broker in a cloud environment.

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