Struggling to turn AI coding hype into real team productivity? This article introduces Dibe Coding, a lightweight, structured workflow that helps development teams collaborate effectively with AI - beyond one-off prompts and into scalable enterprise practice. The process is natively supported by the AI-powered Theia IDE.
The article introduces Canonical's new builds of OpenJDK, offering enterprise-grade security, extended support, and timely access to new Java releases. A key highlight is the rigorous testing process: Canonical's OpenJDK builds are rigorously tested against the Technology Compatibility Kit (TCK) using the Eclipse AQAvit by Adoptium testing framework to ensure their correctness across various architectures and Ubuntu LTS versions.
The new Eclipse SUMO release brings new output formats (parquet and csv) and fixes many bugs. It also prepares a future change in the default departSpeed and departLane of vehicles by providing options to set the respective default.
Whether you are an experienced developer or new to the ecosystem, Initiative 31 aims to make Eclipse an OS-agnostic IDE.
Your organisation can play a leading role in making open source a shared experience. Check out Gaël Blondelle's new blog post to find out why you should sponsor OCX26.
The Eclipse SDV Hackathon is back! This time, it’s happening in two cities simultaneously, from 30 September to 2 October, 2025. Registration is now open.
Eclipse RCP has served mission-critical applications for decades, but the shift toward web-first technologies is accelerating - and it's time to prepare. This article offers a clear-eyed look at why now is the ideal moment to begin planning your migration, with insights from seasoned experts.
Eclipse Theia 1.63 is a massive update packed with 99 improvements, introducing autonomous AI agents, image input support, and AI-driven end-to-end testing tools for next-gen IDE and tools development. Whether you're building cloud-based tools or integrating AI into your workflows, this release is a must-read for developers and tech leads.
The MacStadium team recently connected with George Adams and Stewart Addison from Adoptium as they shared their Orka experience and use case.
On 24 June at the Automotive Electronics Congress, 11 of Europe’s biggest automotive companies signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on open source automotive software under the governance of the Eclipse Foundation and the SDV Working Group.
Meet Elena Gantner from Mercedes-Benz Tech Innovation, committer to the Eclipse S-CORE project and emerging voice in the SDV space.
The 2025 edition of the Eclipse Embedded and IoT developer survey is now underway! Take the survey now – it only takes a few minutes. Your insights and opinions will help shape the future of Embedded and IoT systems. Let's make a difference together!
Join open source leaders, project maintainers, and institutional stakeholders in Brussels, 22–23 October 2025, for a unique opportunity to reflect on the first year of the Cyber Resilience Act and shape what comes next.
A vulnerability in the Eclipse Open VSX Registry’s automated publishing system could have allowed unauthorized extension uploads. It did not affect existing extensions or admin functions.
The issue was reported on May 4, 2025, fully fixed by June 24, and followed by a complete audit. No evidence of compromise was found, but 81 extensions were proactively deactivated as a precaution.
Watch the recordings from our latest security training session on vulnerability management and Software Bill of Materials.
Tired of AI agents that can't follow your intent or produce unreliable code? This article introduces Task Context, a structured and reproducible approach to AI-assisted development that drastically improves planning, accuracy, and collaboration—especially when using the AI-powered Theia IDE.
Read the June edition of our Community Newsletter for insights into Europe’s AI future, the Jakarta EE 11 release, and other key updates.
We would like to thank the researchers for reporting the issue, reviewing the proposed fixes, and supporting the resolution process, as well as the members of the Eclipse Open VSX team who were involved.
Our annual report highlights the key achievements of the past year, including significant project and industry collaboration milestones, membership growth, and notable community engagement initiatives.
We’re looking to hear from both project developers and contributors eager to share their journey and evolution, and from project users who can speak to how they’re applying these tools in real-world use cases. Submit your talk for the Adoptium Summit and inspire a global Java audience.