EclipseCon Europe 2018
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Jakarta EE Town Hall Part 2 - Community Q&A | 53m | |
Community updates state Jakarta EE now focuses on open specs, a faster release cadence with multiple releases a year, and a marketing plan that is increasing… | ||
| Jakarta EE Town Hall Part 1 | Mike Milinkovich | 27m |
Roadmap notes say Eclipse GlassFish 5.1 targets shipping on December 14 GlassFish 5.1 as a Java EE 8–compatible release, with 39 projects onboarded (~10–13.5M… | ||
| Jakarta EE Town Hall | 01h 20m | |
December 14 is the target date to ship Eclipse GlassFish 5.1 and certify it Java EE 8 compatible; the project has onboarded 39 repositories, ~10–13.5 million… | ||
| Spring Tools 4 - A look behind the scenes | Martin Lippert | 34m |
A complete rewrite of Spring Tools focuses on Spring Boot and runs as a standalone language server that works with Eclipse, VS Code, Atom and more. It uses the… | ||
| MicroProfile: It's All Fun and Games | Andrew Guibert | 35m |
Liberty Bikes is a four-player elimination game built with Java EE 8, MicroProfile and Open Liberty and runs the frontend as a static Angular app; the backend… | ||
| EASEy IDE extensions without Plugins | Rabea Gransberger | 36m |
Eclipse EASE lets scripts in JavaScript, Python or Groovy extend the IDE without compiling or restarting, with scripts runnable from the UI and shared via… | ||
| Modeling Symposium | Ed Merks, Jonas Helming, Philip Langer | 38m |
Three ten-minute demos show concrete tools and results: a framework that generates JavaScript/TypeScript C# and Swift from Ecore models, persists via… | ||
| Quo Vadis Xtext? | Sebastian Zarnekow, Christian Dietrich | 38m |
Ten years into Xtext development and after the recent Xtext 2.14 release the project announces concrete work for Xtext 2.15: better Language Server Protocol… | ||
| Fast and Distroless Java in Containers: the Recipe! | Mikaël Barbero | 31m |
Shows how to build tiny, faster Java containers by combining Eclipse OpenJ9 (drop‑in JVM), distroless base images, and jlink custom runtimes. Claims: OpenJ9… | ||
| From Java EE to Jakarta EE: a user perspective | Jean-François James | 27m |
An account of the Java EE to Jakarta EE shift that names concrete moves: Oracle stops proprietary stewardship, the project moves to the Eclipse Foundation… | ||
| Cool kids' way of generating code | Holger Schill | 36m |
Compares concrete engines and workflows: Java/Velocity/Jet/T4/Expand templates are fragile; Node/TypeScript modules exist but lack a unified, editor-backed… | ||
| Lucky in the Cloud With Diagrams | Jan Koehnlein, Miro Spönemann | 34m |
Sprotty is a TypeScript SVG diagram framework that embeds live, CSS‑styled, animated graphs in web apps and IDEs; demo shows an NPM dependency explorer that… | ||
| Build a 12-factor microservice using MicroProfile | Alasdair Nottingham | 32m |
Builds a 12‑factor Java microservice end-to-end, showing a live demo that packages dependencies into a single deployable (jar or Docker image), uses Maven for… | ||
| LcDsl: a new dawn for launch configurations | Markus Duft | 31m |
LcDsl is an Xtext-based DSL that replaces brittle XML launch files with readable text, generates standard Eclipse launch configs, and provides a builder API to… | ||
| Building a Web-IDE based on Eclipse Theia for Smart Home | Jonas Helming | 36m |
A slim web IDE based on Eclipse Theia is capable of authoring, testing and deploying tiny Smart Home apps directly on a Raspberry Pi gateway; scaffolding uses… | ||
| OpenAPIs are everywhere | Jérémie Bresson | 31m |
OpenAPI (formerly Swagger) is presented as the machine-readable contract behind many real APIs — Docker, OpenShift, Azure and even the Netherlands government… | ||
| Plugin development strategy : still Eclipse 3? Really? | Olivier Prouvost | 36m |
Argues that new plugins should use Eclipse 4 concepts instead of Eclipse 3 extension points, showing concrete demos: creating views via application model… | ||
| Modeling tools go up to the cloud… | Stephane Begaudeau, Pierre-Charles David | 32m |
Plan to run Eclipse Sirius as a cloud service: a headless Sirius server exposes a GraphQL + WebSocket HTTP API and a WebSocket-based diagram protocol… | ||
| Bytecode Pattern Matching | Evgeny Mandrikov | 39m |
Hands-on exploration of how javac, ECJ and kotlinc transform simple source into surprising bytecode, with JaCoCo/EclEmma used to measure and then filter out… | ||
| If, when and how? - Strategies towards web-based tooling | Maximilian Koegel, Jonas Helming | 36m |
Argues that web tooling (Eclipse Che, Theia, VS Code, Electron, Dirigible, Orion) is not a universal win and recommends a use-case-driven migration: evaluate… | ||
| The best of both worlds, hybrid simulation arrived to Eclipse | Akos Horvath | 36m |
Papyrus4FMI is a working v0.1 proof‑of‑concept that wires UML/SysML models in Papyrus to FMI 2.0 FMUs, runs co‑simulation on an OpenModelica/FMUSimulator with… | ||
| Benefits of Eclipse Che When Developing Microservices Apps | Eugene Ivantsov | 35m |
Eclipse Che runs on Kubernetes/OpenShift and can create a workspace from K8s YAML that reproduces a production microservices runtime; demo uses a… | ||
| Textual AND graphical modeling: Xtext editors within Sirius Diagrams | Niko Stotz | 33m |
Xtext/Sirius Integration lets Xtext editors appear inside Sirius diagrams and the Properties view, enabling Xtext as direct edit in Diagram editor and editing… | ||
| JSON Forms 2.0 | Maximilian Koegel | 33m |
JSON Forms 2.0 is a React+Redux based form engine that takes a JSON Schema, an optional UI schema, and renders editable forms; validation runs through AJV and… | ||
| Invited Talk: Thorntail - A Micro Implementation of Eclipse MicroProfile | Michal Szynkiewicz | 34m |
Thorntail packages Eclipse MicroProfile APIs into runnable jars and hollow‑jar wars and demonstrates working features: MicroProfile Config for injecting a base… | ||
| The holy war of modeling notations - what fits best and why? | Holger Schill, Sebastian Zarnekow | 35m |
Argument: mixed notations win when they edit a single AST and update every view. Built a browser-based projectional prototype called Convector that ties… | ||
| Director's Pick: Introducing The Eclipse Foundation Specification Process | Wayne Beaton, Mike Milinkovich | 42m |
Eclipse Foundation Specification Process defines a code-first route where a spec is a collection of APIs, semantic rules, data formats and must have at least… | ||
| What if you contribute to Eclipse ? | Olivier Prouvost, Wayne Beaton | 36m |
Explains how to contribute step-by-step: sign the Eclipse contributor agreement (DCO), grab the Eclipse IDE for committers or use Oomph, use plugin spy… | ||
| Thinking Cloud Native: Connect the dots w/ Project Gardener | Matthias Sohn, Adel Zaalouk | 36m |
Project Gardener is a production Kubernetes as a service that deploys Kubernetes clusters from a central Garden cluster across AWS GCP Azure Alibaba and… | ||
| DBeaver: efficient way to work with SQL and NoSQL from Eclipse IDE | Tatiana Krupenya, Serge Rider | 21m |
DBeaver installs as an Eclipse plugin or standalone and claims 1.5 million users; it shows live demos of schema design that stage DDL locally and produce the… | ||
| Rust and Eclipse | Max Bureck | 35m |
Rust compiles to native code via LLVM, has no GC, and enforces ownership and borrowing rules that guarantee no use after free, double free or data races at… | ||
| Building Web-based Modeling Tools based on Eclipse Theia | Maximilian Koegel, Philip Langer | 34m |
Shows a working Eclipse Theia stack that reuses desktop logic on the server and wires UI pieces in the browser: a JSON Forms tree editor hooked to a forms… | ||
| Cloud Native development with Eclipse MicroProfile on Kubernetes | Michal Szynkiewicz | 34m |
Two small services are built and deployed: a quotes REST service that calls an ads REST service via a MicroProfile RestClient and a configurable ad service URL… | ||
| The Busy RCP Developer’s Guide to Eclipse Theia | Alex Tugarev | 29m |
Eclipse Theia is a web-first IDE framework that runs in the browser or via Electron on desktop and already integrates the language server protocol and recently… | ||
| Secure JAX-RS | Rudy De Busscher | 35m |
Shows JAX-RS services using JWT in Authorization header for stateless authentication and embedded authorization claims, plus HTTP Signature draft headers to… | ||
| A GraphQL API for EMF | Stephane Begaudeau | 39m |
A GraphQL API is integrated into Eclipse Sirius to expose EMF and workspace functionality over a single HTTP endpoint using graphql-java and a programmatic… | ||
| Building a tool for engineers based on EMF | Jonas Helming | 37m |
Claims that the EMF ecosystem lets teams generate most of a domain tool quickly and maintain it as the model evolves, and demonstrates it by building a… | ||
| MicroProfile and Jakarta EE -- What's Next? | Kevin Sutter | 35m |
MicroProfile ships MicroProfile 2.1 after seven platform releases and seventeen component releases, with more than ten compatible implementations that pass… | ||
| EMF, JSON and I | Maximilian Koegel | 33m |
Shows concrete tooling and limits: Ecore ↔ XML Schema conversion is built into EMF and works bi-directionally; EMF XML serialization handles million-object… | ||
| SysBox: An Eclipse Story | Christian Pontesegger | 31m |
Infineon builds SysBox as a largely open-source Eclipse RCP app that embeds Eclipse RCP + Rhino JavaScript engine to let test engineers script chip‑card flows… | ||
| With Docker and k8's, this is not your grandparents' infra anymore! | Denis Roy | 28m |
Eclipse infrastructure migrates roughly 180–200 Jenkins instance per project setups onto Kubernetes/OpenShift, replacing a dozen aging servers with an… | ||
| Parallel Builds in Eclipse IDE Workspaces | Mickael Istria | 36m |
Eclipse Platform 4.8 adds workspace-level parallel builds implemented at the lowest workspace layer so any compliant builder benefits without extra wiring… | ||
| When changing theme is not enough: swapping your IDE in Eclipse Che | Oleksandr Garagatyi, Sergii Leshchenko | 33m |
Eclipse Che swaps its Orion GWT IDE for a Monaco-based Theia engine and exposes a plugin-driven platform so each Kubernetes workspace can pick a different web… | ||
| Move Your Crate - How to optimize your mobility | Michael Behrisch | 34m |
Eclipse SUMO is an open‑source microscopic traffic simulator that builds city‑scale scenarios from OpenStreetMap and runs on consumer hardware, generating… | ||
| Practical Cloud Native Java Development with MicroProfile | Alasdair Nottingham | 36m |
Argues that Eclipse MicroProfile supplies the missing cloud APIs Java EE lacked and plugs into Jakarta EE, with concrete pieces: MicroProfile Rest Client for… | ||
| Path to Cloud-native Application Development: 8 steps | Cesar Saavedra, Thomas Qvarnström | 35m |
Eight concrete steps for cloud-native migration with examples: move monolith to containers (OpenShift on Kubernetes), adopt CI/CD and rolling / blue‑green /… | ||
| A Committer’s view on Eclipse’s Automatic Error Reporting System | Karsten Thoms | 37m |
Eclipse Automatic Error Reporting (AERI) ships with Eclipse Mars and collects about 3 million incidents aggregated into roughly 71,000 problems across 160… | ||
| Invited Talk: Distributed Tracing for MicroProfile Runtimes | Pavol Loffay | 34m |
MicroProfile-OpenTracing adds automatic JAX-RS tracing and a @Traced option for CDI, propagates context across threads and service calls, and lets code add… | ||
| Next generation CI - building Eclipse projects on the new CBI build farm | Frederic Gurr | 27m |
Migration moves from hundreds of standalone Hudson/Jenkins instances to a cluster: 200 Jenkins masters previously run across 10 bare-metal boxes and now get… | ||
| When Research Project teams learn Open Collaboration | Manon Midy, Philippe Krief | 35m |
Shows how research consortia (often 3–4 year projects, sometimes ~40 partner orgs) move from scattered tools to a reproducible workspace using… | ||
| Why Kotlin is my favourite example of Functional Programming? | Jayashree S Kumar | 27m |
Kotlin claims to make functional programming practical for Java shops by compiling to JVM/JS with 100% Java interoperability, concrete features shown live… | ||
| OSGi enRoute for R7 – getting started the easy way! | Tim Ward | 35m |
OSGi enRoute R7 provides Maven archetypes, curated repository indexes and worked examples that let a Java developer go from blank project to running… | ||
| Improved developer productivity thanks to Maven and OSGi | Lukasz Dywicki | 33m |
Shows how to build OSGi with Maven (no Tycho) by using BND-based plugins and Maven dependencyManagement imports, producing Karaf features automatically from… | ||
| OSGi in Action: How we use OSGi to build Open Liberty | Alasdair Nottingham | 35m |
Open Liberty builds its runtime on OSGi using Equinox, declarative services, config admin and metatype-generated XML schemas to manage about 200 features… | ||
| Popular patterns revisited on OSGi | Christian Nils Schneider | 27m |
Reexamines concrete patterns inside OSGi, showing working examples with Declarative Services, the service registry and the HTTP whiteboard resolver… | ||
| Eclipse Dirigible's WebIDE - Deep Dive | Nedelcho Delchev, Yordan Pavlov | 37m |
Eclipse Dirigible WebIDE is rebuilt as a client-side IDE using Angular 1.x, Bootstrap, GoldenLayout and connects to backend services described by Swagger. It… | ||
| Invited Talk: From Java EE to Jakarta EE | Dmitry Kornilov | 37m |
Contribution completes a public GlassFish 5.1 RC1 release hosted from Eclipse after moving Java EE artifacts and TCKs; the transfer package totals about 13.5M… | ||
| OSGi Feature Model - Where Art Thou? | David Bosschaert | 31m |
OSGi RFP-188 defines a portable feature model: plain feature file JSON describe bundles, configurations, metadata, capabilities and requirements so features… | ||
| Test your E4 POJOs easily and efficiently | Olivier Prouvost | 40m |
E4 Tester is a small plugin that runs real E4 application models and lets tests instantiate POJO parts, inject contexts, send events via the event broker… | ||
| Eclipse Modeling Framework and plain OSGi the easy way | Mark Hoffmann | 36m |
Gecko EMF lets EMF run on any OSGi framework (no Equinox extension registry) by exposing ResourceSetFactory and resource sets as prototype OSGi services, using… | ||
| Prototyping IoT systems with a hybrid OSGi/Node-RED platform | Bruce Jackson | 26m |
Shows a concrete method to run Node-RED inside an OSGi JVM using the j2v8 bridge, with V8 ported to ARM/Linux and Node-RED plus native bindings packaged as… | ||
| OSGi and Java 9+ | BJ Hargrave | 32m |
Java 9’s JPMS forces concrete changes: OSGi Core R7 adds multi-release bundles (manifest multi-release handling, supplemental manifests and nested… | ||
| OSGi with Docker: a powerful way to develop Java systems | Udo Hafermann, Todor Boev | 32m |
A Gradle pipeline compiles OSGi bundles, packs them into p2 features, builds OSGi runtimes and produces Docker images that compose into four containers (nginx… | ||
| Language Server for Apache Camel: Java/Eclipse plugin developer perspective | Aurélien Pupier | 35m |
A Java language server for Apache Camel uses LSP4J and implements completion, validation and hover for the Camel URI in both XML and Java DSLs, deployed to… | ||
| Migrating from PDE to Bndtools in Practice | Amit Kumar Mondal, Jochen Hiller | 36m |
Migration describes converting a PDE/Tycho build for an Eclipse SmartHome product into a Bndtools workspace that actually builds the same artifacts, indexes p2… | ||
| OSG(a)i: because AI needs a runtime | Tim Verbelen | 27m |
Claim: OSGi functions as a modular runtime for trained models by packaging a PyTorch-trained MNIST network as an ONNX export inside a bundle with metadata… | ||
| OSGi for the data centre: Connecting OSGi to Kubernetes | Frank Lyaruu | 29m |
Shows a proof‑of‑concept that connects an OSGi runtime to Kubernetes by using a Java Kubernetes client and a long‑running Kubernetes API watch to discover pods… | ||
| Towards a Graphical Language Server Protocol for Diagrams? | Philip Langer, Tobias Ortmayr | 39m |
Proof‑of‑concept implements a graphical LSP by extending Sprotty with a Java server framework and a TypeScript client, reusing Theia/LSP plumbing. It ships a… | ||
| Microservice Security via MicroProfile JWT | Jonathan Gallimore | 39m |
MicroProfile JWT replaces per-request basic auth so backend microservices stop hitting LDAP/databases for every call: a demo on Apache TomEE processes 3,000… | ||
| Meld OSGi Bundles with Java Modules | Udo Hafermann, Todor Boev | 35m |
Proposal encodes JPMS modules as OSGi resources and reuses the OSGi Resolver to compute a single consistent configuration, no extra resolver component needed… | ||
| Integrating SLF4J and the new OSGi LogService 1.4 | BJ Hargrave | 37m |
OSGi LogService 1.4 replaces the old API with a modern logger/LoggerFactory model, adds levels including audit log level, a formatter logger alternative, and… | ||
| Panel Session - Modularity Futures: OSGi and Java 9+ | 33m | |
Discussion documents the current modularity reality: Java 9/10 are ephemeral, Java 11 is the first LTS and ships with the kill switch enabled by default so… | ||
| A real world use case with OSGi R7 | Jürgen Albert | 35m |
Rebuild of a radio search backend into OSGi R7 microservices uses JAX-RS Whiteboard, PushStreams, the Configurator, Remote Service Admin and BND/Felix; data… | ||
| Remote Management and Monitoring of Distributed OSGi Applications | Tim Verbelen, Jan S. Rellermeyer | 33m |
Shows concrete remote-management pieces: the REST Service (R6) exposes bundles, services and framework state as JSON/XML resources (POST to /bundles to… | ||
| Formatting for the Masses Part II | Holger Schill, Fabio Spiekermann | 37m |
Demonstrates two concrete formatters: a grammar-based system using Codebuff + ANTLR that trains on token vectors computed from 21 grammar-derived features and… | ||
| Beyond LSP: Extensions for Java | Thomas Mäder | 28m |
Eclipse JDT Language Server gets extended inside Che to add concrete features: browse Maven dependency jars, open non‑source class bytes via custom opaque… | ||
| OSGi CDI Integration Specification | Raymond Auge | 36m |
Spec defines how CDI maps to OSGi: publishes CDI beans as OSGi services with service types chosen by the spec, adds an @Reference analogue that supports… | ||
| It Was Twenty Years Ago Today - Building an OSGi based Smart Home System | Christer Larsson | 32m |
OSGi originates as a residential‑gateway platform and still runs real products: an Animus Heart gateway (Linux, OSGi-based) controls Z‑Wave, RF‑433, Bluetooth… | ||
| Fostering New Contributors In SWT: Lessons In Community Management | Eric Williams, Alexander Kurtakov | 42m |
SWT documents cleaning and process changes that produced concrete results: closed ~1,400 old bugs from a 2,500-ticket Linux backlog by adding a triage keyword… | ||
| The Eclipse Development Process for Committers | Wayne Beaton | 37m |
Explains concrete committer rules: all core content (code, docs, bugs, dev list) must live in Eclipse repos only or approved GitHub orgs, issues must use… | ||
| Eclipse GEF DOT - Graphviz authoring environment in Eclipse | Matthias Wienand, Tamas Miklossy | 37m |
GEF DOT ships an Eclipse editor plus a JavaFX graph view that renders .dot files by calling the Graphviz executable for layout and image export; it supports… | ||
| Invited Talk: Developing cloud-native microservices using project Helidon | Dmitry Kornilov, Tomas Langer | 35m |
Helidon is a set of Java libraries for microservices offering two models: Helidon SE (functional, low-magic, ~8 MB footprint, builder/routing API) and Helidon… | ||
| OpenAdx "Autonomous Driving Simulation" Testbed – hardware in the loop | Mark Walton | 28m |
OpenADx testbed integrates Renesas R-Car hardware into simulation using CARLA and AirSim (Unreal Engine) and connects components with ROS2 over DDS. A… | ||
| Are you ready for Cloud Native Java? | Charlie Gracie, Jamie Coleman | 38m |
Cloud costs map directly to RAM hours, so concrete changes matter: switching to OpenJ9 cuts runtime heap size roughly 50–60% less heap versus HotSpot and often… | ||
| Extending JDT with Language Servers | Martin Lippert | 39m |
Language servers for Spring Boot are implemented as standalone processes that integrate with Eclipse using LSP4E and reuse the JDT core parser (as a Maven… | ||
| A journey of implementing an Eclipse plugin to improve the quality of database usage | Csaba Nagy | 34m |
EclipseCon Europe 2018
Ludwigsburg, Germany · October 23 - 25, 2018
https://www.eclipsecon.org/europe2018
Speaker(s):
Csaba Nagy (Università della Svizzera… | ||
| Gradual Migration from Java EE to MicroProfile | Rudy De Busscher | 35m |
Shows a concrete path to move a large Java EE codebase to MicroProfile by incrementally extracting services, adding MicroProfile APIs, and running them on… | ||
| C/C++ Language Servers, The Next Generation is Now | Doug Schaefer | 39m |
CDT moves from hand‑written Java parsers and a fast indexer that parses headers once to Language Server Protocol backends like clangd and cquery, using clang… | ||
| Making Eclipse Che Enterprise Grade | Dave Neary, Gorkem Ercan | 42m |
Eclipse Che 7 runs on Kubernetes/OpenShift, uses Theia and Monaco for the web IDE, and composes workspaces from multiple containers so runtime, language… | ||
| Adopting Debug Adapter Protocol in Eclipse IDE: netcoredbg (.NET debugger) case study | Mickael Istria, Jonah Graham | 42m |
Shows that the Debug Adapter Protocol can be wired into Eclipse with modest effort: uses LSP4J/LSP4E to implement the JSON message client/server and to expose… | ||
| Making Eclipse JDT Future–ready - Java 11 and Beyond | Manoj N Palat | 31m |
EclipseCon Europe 2018
Ludwigsburg, Germany · October 23 - 25, 2018
https://www.eclipsecon.org/europe2018
Speaker(s):
Manoj Palat… | ||
| Approaching Light Speed - News from the Eclipse Platform Project | Lars Vogel, Karsten Thoms | 33m |
Eclipse Platform moves to a three‑month rolling release with Photon and 2018‑09 delivering concrete features: code mining (inline parameter names and blame… | ||
| Introduction to Kubernetes | Moritz Eysholdt | 39m |
Concrete Kubernetes architecture and commands: control plane (master) and worker nodes managing container images and pods via deployments, cluster objects like… | ||
| Eclipse Tips and Tricks | Lakshmi Shanmugam | 38m |
Shows concrete, usable Eclipse moves: use Quick Access (Ctrl/⌘3) to find views, commands or help text, split editors and zoom with pinch or Ctrl+/- for… | ||
| Java Modules meet Dependency Injection | Sebastian Zarnekow | 34m |
Shows how Java 9 Jigsaw and dependency injection actually interoperate: using Google Guice with explicit module-info exports/opens and selective opens for… | ||
| Buildship 3.0 | Donat Csikos | 24m |
Buildship 3.0 adds concrete, usable features: a workspace Gradle distribution settings page plus per-project overrides so imports actually respect chosen… | ||
| AdoptOpenJDK: Ensuring Free Java for the Community | Shelley Lambert | 34m |
AdoptOpenJDK builds OpenJDK binaries, runs a nightly 50,000+ nightly tests pipeline and publishes artifacts to GitHub releases, an API and Docker Hub when… | ||
| Marie Curie, Open Source, Kickstarter, and Women in Tech | Mandy Whaley | 29m |
Marie Curie publishes the exact radium refining method while patenting the sensitive measuring instruments and founding the Radium Institute to consult and… | ||
| Make big things run again! Insight on Eclipse Platform’s performance | Karsten Thoms | 32m |
Eclipse Platform profiling with YourKit Java Profiler drives concrete fixes: a regex-heavy replaceAll call becomes String.replace and drops from ~6 seconds to… | ||
| Flying to Jupiter with OSGi | Tony Walsh, Hristo Indzhov | 01h 10m |
European ground systems common core (EGS‑CC) picks OSGi over EJB/SCA and implements a modular runtime for JUICE (launch 2022), with a five‑year program across… | ||
| State of the Eclipse Foundation | Mike Milinkovich | 22m |
Eclipse Foundation reports 162 million lines of code across projects and claims an $8.7B conservative value estimate; IDE release trains hit on-time for 13… | ||
| Eclipse Foundation IP Process Primer | Wayne Beaton | 46m |
Eclipse Foundation runs IP checks to keep commercial adoption low-risk: project names and domains (GlassFish) become Foundation trademarks… | ||
| Shaking Sticks and Testing OpenJDK Implementations | Weifeng Guo, Shelley Lambert | 36m |
AdoptOpenJDK/OpenJ9 binaries undergo thousands of checks across functional, regression, system, load, application, performance and JCK suites run on multiple… | ||
| Eclipse IoT-Testware: The Open-Source testing solution | Alexander Kaiser, Sascha Hackel | 32m |
Eclipse IoT-Testware provides a standards-backed test stack: TTCN-3 test specifications, an Eclipse TITAN toolchain to compile and run them, and a web front… | ||
| Tackling the Challenges of IoT and AI - Quality Engineering and Skills | Armin Metzger | 30m |
Claims that IoT and AI mainly change scale not basics, producing a fast scaling effect of connected twins and data; key challenges are heterogeneity, long… | ||
| I am what IAM - the testing challenges of digital transformation | Andrei Contan | 32m |
Company runs identity service for 12 million emails with 99.9% uptime (goal 99.999%), supports >10 auth flows, and drops brittle Selenium UI checks in favor of… | ||
| Using sensors to reduce wasted support time: case study for testing in IoT | Tim Winselmann | 36m |
Pilot implements sensors (temperature, gyro, accelerometer) on a can-pressing line, maps 4–20 mA signals through a field coupler into an industrial gateway… | ||
| What do the testers of the future look like? | Alexandra Schladebeck | 21m |
Predicts that testers become design-minded engineers who embed testability and observability into IoT systems, instrumenting devices for field monitoring and… | ||
| Which kind of testing is needed in the age of IoT? | Tobias Geyer | 32m |
An actual Philips‑style IoT bulb is controlled from a phone over a bridge; the Android APK is decompiled Android APK and contains JUnit tests and an API URL… | ||
| VR Testing - The Testing Trinity | Maik Nogens | 38m |
Explains concrete test failures: prototypes in Unity + Oculus Rift show nausea once frame rate dips below about 46 FPS; recommends automated frame‑rate logs… | ||
| DAISY - An Eclipse based IDE for Automotive Machine Learning | Andreas Graf, Judith Schaeffer | 32m |
DAISY is an Eclipse-based IDE that stitches together Python and C++ development, TensorFlow/Theano workflows, Conda and Docker, and remote AWS execution into… | ||
| journey: Building a successful embedded IDE using Eclipse CDT | William Riley, Phyo Kyaw | 26m |
Renesas builds e2 studio on Eclipse CDT with six engineers and ships a first version in about a year, reusing CDT, Linux Tools, Trace Compass, GEF, SWTBot and… | ||
| Automotive meets IoT: innovating your future vehicle | Sebastian Schildt, Joerg Tessmer | 34m |
Prototype demonstrates that Eclipse Kuksa plus Eclipse IoT pieces enable closed-loop telemetry and cloud control of actual vehicle functions, using an… | ||
| What's new in Eclipse Dirigible 3? | Nedelcho Delchev, Yordan Pavlov | 46m |
Eclipse Dirigible 3 ships a ground-up WebIDE in Angular, Bootstrap and GoldenLayout with Monaco/Ace/CodeMirror editors and fully defined REST workspace APIs… | ||
| Streamlining Contributions with Eclipse Theia | Paul Marechal | 34m |
Eclipse Theia is presented as a cloud-friendly IDE platform that lets teams use a single preconfigured workspace server to dispatch containerized development… | ||
| OpenADx - Leveraging open collaboration & OS to accelerate Autonomous Driving dev | Lars Geyer-Blaumeiser | 36m |
OpenADx organizes OEMs, tier‑1s, tool vendors and researchers to share a reference toolchain and cut duplicate integration cost, backing an Eclipse Industrial… | ||
| OSCAR - Automate software analysis, compliance and security | Stefan Just | 35m |
An Eclipse-hosted project combines existing OSS SCA pieces — fossology, ORT, SW360, ClearlyDefined, ScanCode — into a pluggable platform that lets teams… | ||
| Adopt Open J9 for Spring Boot performance! | Charlie Gracie, Michael Thompson | 38m |
Adopt OpenJ9 replaces HotSpot with a one-line change to the base image and shows concrete wins: Docker memory drops from 455MB→160MB (~60% reduction) for a… | ||
| Your custom "UML like" tool based on Papyrus | Philip Langer | 37m |
Claims that Papyrus serves as a platform to build domain-specific UML-like tools by reusing UML parts and extending them with UML profiles and CSS styling… | ||
| Eclipse Che: Theia IDE on steroids | Florent Benoit, Yevhen Vydolob | 43m |
Eclipse Che replaces the GWT client with Eclipse Theia and ships a new Theia plugins model that loads self-contained TypeScript bundles at runtime so the IDE… | ||
| Domain-Specific Languages in the Cloud | Jan Koehnlein, Miro Spönemann | 30m |
Demonstrates a working cloud IDE that compiles an Xtext grammar into a language server (Xtext → language server via lsp4j), embeds that server into a Theia… | ||
| Eclipse Trace Compass – Past, Present and Future | Bernd Hufmann | 37m |
Trace Compass is an open‑source Eclipse project that reads CTF traces and other formats, runs Java plug‑in analyses and produces Gantt charts, flame graphs and… | ||
| Jakarta EE Community | Markus Karg, Kevin Sutter | 32m |
JAX-RS is the first Jakarta EE component to complete the Eclipse release workflow and adopt the new Jakarta Maven coordinates, having split API from… | ||
| The era of Rapid Cloud Development (RCD) is upon us! | Edwin Derks | 25m |
A prototype RCD pipeline generates infrastructure templates from annotated code archives and bundles them with the artifact, then integrates with CI pipeline… | ||
| Eclipse Artifacts on Maven Central | Stephan Herrmann | 35m |
Eclipse Project artifacts (Eclipse Platform, JDT, PDE) are published to Maven Central since Neon.2 and the process uses the CBI aggregator to map p2… | ||
| Feeling Lonely? Just Chat with Your House! | Kai Kreuzer | 28m |
Builds a personal home automation chatbot on Eclipse SmartHome / openHAB that runs locally, uses OpenNLP intent classifier, and applies Brick-style semantic… | ||
| Smarter debugging in the IDE | Rabea Gransberger | 32m |
An Eclipse Java debugger demo uses a small boat-hire app to show concrete tactics: change an object's age to 35 with drop to frame and edit value to avoid… | ||
| Java Performance Testing for Everyone | Shelley Lambert | 29m |
AdoptOpenJDK builds an automated performance pipeline: a perfNext launcher (CLI and GUI) that dispatches benchmarks to 6+ Jenkins servers across 18 platforms… | ||
| Lessons on Open Source from a 25-Year-Old Company | Harish Pillay | 57m |
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