The State of the Eclipse Community
summary
Eclipse Foundation reports concrete growth: 48 new member companies, over 20 new projects (including nine under the software-defined vehicle initiative), 400 registrations and attendees from 29 countries, and Adoptium crossing 11 million downloads per month. Jakarta EE 10 ships with new enterprise features, Sparkplug defines MQTT payloads for industrial IoT, hacker day runs Thursday, and an IP policy overhaul removes IPzilla in favor of SBOMs and build-time license tools plus an upcoming supply-chain security service.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Welcome to EclipseCon 2022
- 1:35Event highlights
- 5:03Foundation growth
- 8:32Software-defined vehicle
- 10:00IP policy and security
- 11:46Closing remarks
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