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Planet Eclipse
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Planet Eclipse
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Planet Eclipse is a window into the world, work and lives of Eclipse hackers and contributors.
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- [H1] Open VSX Registry surpasses 300 million monthly downloads, as industry leaders back critical developer infrastructure
- [H1] 2026 Eclipse Foundation Board Election Results
- [H1] Eclipse Foundation unveils full agenda for OCX 2026
- [H1] AI Voice and Interaction Agents in Production: 6 Lessons from the Field
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- [H1] Bosch holds "SDV Study Session" to explain its efforts to standardize software through open source and the latest information
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- [H1] TheiaCon 2025: Beyond Coding - The Ultimate AI-Native IDE Demo with Theia AI
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- [H1] AI Coding Training for Teams
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- [H1] Easily running SWT on different Linux Distros
- [H1] Next generation AI IDEs - sponsored by Eclipse and Advantest
- [H1] Quest for Essence
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- [H1] * if you wonder why everything is based on Advantest, you should know that ~70% of the semiconductor tests are done on equipment from Advantest so you basically can't have any modern electronic device without parts of it tested on our testers).
- [H1] Full Story
- [H1] Investing in Eclipse Theia: Collective Sponsoring and Strategic Partner Options
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- [H1] Mastering Project Context Files for AI Coding Agents
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- [H1] TheiaCon 2025: The Eclipse Theia Project Update
- [H1] OCX 2026: Let’s build the future of open collaboration together
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- [H1] Foundation Announces Maintainers Fund
- [H1] AWS invests in strengthening open source infrastructure at the Eclipse Foundation
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- [H1] The Active Ecosystem of Eclipse Theia Adopters
- [H1] Open Source MBSE at Scale: From Industry-Proven Tools to Web-Native SysML v2
- [H1] Why AI Coding Fails - and How to Fix It
- [H2] April 16, 2026
- [H2] Our Core Position
- [H2] The four pillars of our proposed Article 25 Framework
- [H2] Conclusion
- [H2] April 14, 2026
- [H2] Strengthening supply chain security through responsible disclosure
- [H2] Recognition-based model to support the security researcher community
- [H2] Supporting trusted, open developer infrastructure
- [H2] How to participate
- [H2] April 08, 2026
- [H2] March 31, 2026
- [H2] March 27, 2026
- [H2] March 26, 2026
- [H2] Enable immutable releases
- [H2] Protect version tags with rulesets
- [H2] Stop using personal access tokens for release automation
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- [H2] Harden your release workflow itself
- [H2] Review action update PRs with suspicion, not trust
- [H2] Plan for credential compromise before it happens
- [H2] Consider reproducible builds for high-value artifacts
- [H2] What the Eclipse Foundation Security Team recommends as a baseline
- [H2] Closing thought
- [H2] Need help?
- [H2] March 24, 2026
- [H2] What we have already done
- [H2] Pin to commit SHAs, not tags
- [H2] Watch out for “unpinnable” actions
- [H2] Reduce your third-party action surface
- [H2] Enforce pinning in policy, not documentation
- [H2] Keep pins updated with Dependabot, but add an adoption delay
- [H2] Add runtime visibility with Harden-Runner
- [H2] Minimize token permissions and use OIDC for cloud access
- [H2] Segment high-value secrets into isolated workflows
- [H2] Pin Docker images by digest, not tag
- [H2] Continuously lint your workflows
- [H2] Prepare your incident response plan now
- [H2] What the Eclipse Foundation Security Team recommends as a baseline
- [H2] Closing thought
- [H2] Need help?
- [H2] March 23, 2026
- [H2] March 22, 2026
- [H2] Who decides what's true? (I just tested it.)
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- [H2] March 19, 2026
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- [H2] March 14, 2026
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- [H2] February 16, 2026
- [H2] February 12, 2026
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- [H2] The Open VSX Registry is free to use, but not free to operate
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- [H2] Open VSX is critical, and often invisible, infrastructure
- [H2] A practical step for sustainable and reliable operations
- [H2] A measured, transparent rollout
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- [H2] Looking ahead
- [H2] February 10, 2026
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- [H2] February 05, 2026
- [H2] Software engineer: security and detection
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- [H2] February 03, 2026
- [H2] February 02, 2026
- [H2] Overview of ditto-wot-tooling
- [H2] WoT Kotlin Generator Maven plugin
- [H2] WoT to OpenAPI Generator
- [H2] Summary
- [H2] Feedback?
- [H2] January 28, 2026
- [H2] Why pre-publish security checks matter
- [H2] How we’re approaching this work
- [H2] What we’re building
- [H2] A measured rollout
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- [H2] Security is ongoing work
- [H2] Looking ahead
- [H2] Growing with the ecosystem
- [H2] January 27, 2026
- [H2] January 26, 2026
- [H2] January 22, 2026
- [H2] January 21, 2026
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- [H2] December 27, 2025
- [H2] December 22, 2025
- [H2] December 18, 2025
- [H2] December 16, 2025
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- [H2] Call for collaborative OS development using "open core"
- [H2] The third option, "co-creation," is effective in software development
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- [H2] December 10, 2025
- [H2] December 09, 2025
- [H2] Unwrapping the Gift: What Is Model Evolution Support?
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- [H2] Peace of Mind: Logging, Recovery, and Transparency
- [H2] Conclusion: The Gift That Keeps on Giving
- [H2] December 08, 2025
- [H2] December 04, 2025
- [H2] December 02, 2025
- [H2] December 01, 2025
- [H2] November 29, 2025
- [H2] Demo
- [H2] Recursive SDKs Demo
- [H2] Intrigued?
- [H2] November 27, 2025
- [H2] Cursor
- [H2] Antigravity
- [H2] First surprise: Cursor can't build or run Java by default!
- [H2] Cursor – depends on Microsoft?
- [H2] Cursor – depends on Red Hat?
- [H2] Cursor – depends on JDT!
- [H2] Cursor – Eclipse AI inside
- [H2] The truth: Cursor - sponsored by Eclipse and Advantest!
- [H2] November 25, 2025
- [H2] November 20, 2025
- [H2] November 19, 2025
- [H2] November 18, 2025
- [H2] November 13, 2025
- [H2] The heartbeat of open source
- [H2] One pass. Six experiences. Endless opportunities.
- [H2] Why register early?
- [H2] Who should attend?
- [H2] Got something to share?
- [H2] Sponsor the future
- [H2] Be part of the experience
- [H2] November 06, 2025
- [H2] November 05, 2025
- [H2] November 04, 2025
- [H2] Considerations Regarding Performance
- [H2] Considerations Regarding Accuracy
- [H2] Considerations Regarding Complexity
- [H2] Odds and Ends
- [H2] Outlook
- [H2] What is Ollama?
- [H2] Getting Started
- [H2] Experiments
- [H2] Observations
- [H2] October 29, 2025
- [H2] Context
- [H2] Summary
- [H2] Highlights
- [H2] October 28, 2025
- [H2] Blogs
- [H2] Sign up to our Newsletter
- [H2] Eclipse Foundation
- [H2] Legal
- [H2] Useful Links
- [H2] Other
- [H3] Don’t Look Up
- [H3] It Started With Empty
- [H3] Look at the Performance of Small Collections
- [H3] You Don’t See What I See
- [H3] Experiment for Yourself
- [H3] Final Thoughts
- [H3] Prerequisites
- [H3] Steps
- [H3] Memory Benefits of using COH with Java Stream
- [H3] Performance matters, right?
- [H3] Blind Spots
- [H3] The Memory
- [H3] The Performance for Small Lists
- [H3] Lazy or Eager?
- [H3] Final Thoughts
- [H3] Back to the Future
- [H3] Sometimes Empty is not Empty
- [H3] Investigating the not so Empty
- [H3] Empty Should and Maybe Can be Empty
- [H3] About the Eclipse Foundation
- [H3] Media contacts:
- [H3] Industry leaders invest in sustaining shared infrastructure
- [H3] Proactive supply chain protection
- [H3] Infrastructure designed for reliability at global scale
- [H3] What developers will find at OCX 2026
- [H3] Register now and be part of what’s next
- [H3] Thanks to our sponsors
- [H3] The truth behind add and remove
- [H3] The fluent methods with and without
- [H3] Additional Resources
- [H3] Improved Spring Boot health probes configuration
- [H3] ECR registry authentication with AWS SDK v2
- [H3] IngressClassName support for Ingress resources
- [H3] Why use generated models?
- [H3] Maven setup
- [H3] Full plugin configuration options
- [H3] Enum and class naming strategies
- [H3] DSL: regular vs suspend
- [H3] Generated code structure
- [H3] Best practices
- [H3] Running the plugin from the command line
- [H3] Path generation and type-safe RQL
- [H3] Benefits for frontends and API consumers
- [H3] Usage
- [H3] Best practices
- [H3] The end of programming as I knew it
- [H3] The beginning of the end of the beginning
- [H3] I love programming, and open source
- [H3] Continuing my journey to improve Java coding
- [H3] The book: “Eclipse Collections Categorically”
- [H3] Generative AI has its place, and it’s not in here
- [H3] Eclipse Collections Categorically code samples
- [H3] The Joy of Smalltalk and Method Categories
- [H3] Thank you for taking the time to read
- [H3] Aligning the industry around shared principles
- [H3] A united, global ecosystem
- [H3] From shared vision to working software
- [H3] A sustainable, global model for automotive software
- [H3] Tell Don’t Ask
- [H3] GroupingBy and Counting in Java
- [H3] How to Make the Days Count
- [H3] CountBy in Eclipse Collections
- [H3] Integrating Stream and CountBy
- [H3] Intention Revealing Names Help
- [H3] Final Thoughts
- [H3] #1–Go Primitive in Java, or Go in a Box
- [H3] #2–What if Java had Symmetric Converter Methods on Collection?
- [H3] #3–Book: Eclipse Collections Categorically
- [H3] All was quiet in December 2011
- [H3] A decade feels like a very long month
- [H3] Blogs, Articles, and Books
- [H3] Planning every five years
- [H3] The next five years of Eclipse Collections
- [H3] The future is up to the contributors
- [H3] Celebrating Jakarta EE 11
- [H3] Introducing Jakarta Agentic AI: A New Standard for Running AI Agents on Jakarta EE
- [H3] Listening and learning through the Jakarta EE Developer Survey
- [H3] Learning and contributing: A growing developer ecosystem
- [H3] Looking ahead: A refreshed web presence
- [H3] Global presence: virtual events, conferences, and community connections
- [H3] Looking forward to 2026 and beyond
- [H3] Be well and be you
- [H3] Let's summarize what we've learned about Cursor
- [H3] Sustaining the backbone of open source innovation
- [H3] Open VSX: a model for sustainable open infrastructure
- [H3] Improving reliability, security, and trust
- [H3] A shared commitment to open source sustainability
- [H3] Technical Measures: Context
- [H3] Organizational Measures
- [H3] Advantages
- [H3] Disadvantages
- [H3] Development in 2025
- [H4] Unit Tests
- [H4] Benchmark Code
- [H4] The Memory Cost
- [H4] The Results
- [H4] Operation: Stream.filter().count()
- [H4] Operation: Stream.filter().map().sum()
- [H4] Raw JMH Results:
- [H4] About the Open VSX Registry
- [H4] About the Eclipse Foundation
- [H4] Media contacts:
- [H4] 4.7K reads
- [H4] 1.1K reads
- [H4] 631 reads
- [H4] Migrations to Java versions in Eclipse Collections
- [H4] Committer Blogs
- [H4] Articles
- [H4] Books
- [H4] OpenRewrite Recipes
- [H4] Testing
- [H4] Technical Debt
- [H4] Java & Library Upgrades
- [H4] New Containers
- [H4] New APIs
- [H4] Performance Tuning
- [H4] Active Blogs
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- [H4] About Planet Eclipse
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