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"Eclipse - The Eclipse Foundation open source community website.", "Skip to main content  Create account  Log in  Download Download Getting Started Members Projects Community  Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate  Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups  Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM More Community Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM Toggle navigation Eclipse Is... An amazing open source community of  Tools ,  Projects  and  Collaborative Working Groups . Discover what we have to offer and join us.             DISCOVER  IDE & Tools Community of Projects Collaborative Working Groups Announcements Subscribe to our RSS-feed 2017/11/22 Eclipse Newsletter | Location Matters This newsletter is everything geospacial (LocationTech) + a featured article about creating video games. 2017/11/15 Open IoT Challenge 4.0 | Extended Deadline Nov 20 One last week to submit your open IoT solution idea. You can then work on it until March 15. Submit now! 2017/10/22 EclipseCon + Ludwigsburg = Great Partners We are pleased to announce a strategic partnership between the Eclipse Foundation Europe and the City of Ludwigsburg tha... 2017/10/19 New Industry 4.0 Open Testbed Addresses Performance Monitoring and Management in Manufacturing Bosch Software Innovations, CONTACT Software, Eurotech, fortiss GmbH, and InfluxData collaborate to demonstrate Product ... >  View all Subscribe to our RSS-feed Community News Subscribe to our RSS-feed 2017/12/04 What's New in MicroProfile 1.2 The Eclipse Foundation recently released MicroProfile version 1.2 featuring four new APIs. 2017/12/04 By yourself some time The preposition By, and its positive contribution to productivity. 2017/11/22 Eclipse begins enterprise Java transition from Java EE to EE4J Eclipse Foundation unveils nine EE4J proposals covering Java NIO, REST, web services, JSON, messaging, middleware, and W... 2017/11/17 Eclipse Collections API Naming: Preposition Preference Have you ever thought about how much we use prepositions in our Java APIs?! >  View all Subscribe to our RSS-feed Tools and IDEs Eclipse provides IDEs and platforms for nearly every language           and architecture. We are famous for our Java IDE, C/C++, JavaScript           and PHP IDEs built on extensible platforms for creating desktop, Web and cloud IDEs.           These platforms deliver the most extensive collection of add-on tools available for software developers. Learn more Community of Projects Eclipse has over 330 different open source projects. Many know our           Java IDE but we also have modeling tools, runtimes, reporting tools           and much more. Discover our projects, contribute, and maybe even           start a new project at Eclipse.  Discover Download Contribute Collaborative Working Groups Eclipse  Working Groups  allow for organizations to collaborate in the development           of new innovations and solutions. The Eclipse Foundation is a great place to host new collaborations that follow best practices and are based on open source principles. Check out how you can start your own  working group .  Back to the top Eclipse Foundation About us Contact Us Donate Governance Logo and Artwork Board of Directors Legal Privacy Policy Terms of Use Copyright Agent Eclipse Public License Legal Resources  Useful Links Report a Bug Documentation How to Contribute Mailing Lists Forums Marketplace Other IDE and Tools Community of Projects Working Groups Research@Eclipse Service Status Copyright © 2017 The Eclipse Foundation. All Rights Reserved. Back to the top "
"Eclipse Oxygen", "Skip to main content  Create account  Log in Donate Download Getting Started Members Projects Community  Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate  Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups  Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM More Community Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM Toggle navigation Oxygen Download Now Available  June 2017 Continue to eclipse.org 83 Projects 287 Committers 71               M             Lines of Code 664 Contributors Projects Packages New and Noteworthy Looking for Java 9 Support? Darker and Better Dark Theme on All Platforms Eclipse looks better in dark than ever with all the improvements that have been made this year. All platforms have seen improvements, and among others, table headers and popup now looks way darker than before. Debug Faster with the Java Development Tool The return value of the last method call is always displayed in the variable view when you debug some Java code. No more need to create temporary variable to find and eradicate sneaky bugs! Test Code and Manage Dependencies with PHP Development Tools The PHP support in Eclipse improved by adding integration with PHPUnit for testing PHP code, and with Composer for managing PHP dependencies. Previous Next Webinars Join the Virtual Eclipse Community MeetUp (vECM). Learn from the experts and            discover what's new in the Eclipse Oxygen Release Train (June 28). Register            today! It's free.  #VirtualEclipse June 20 EclEmma - Code Coverage in Practice 11am EDT Marc R. Hoffmann Watch Now June 21 PHP Development Tools (PDT) 5.0 11am EDT Kaloyan Raev Watch Now June 26 Eclipse Oxygen Series: New in Xtext: Core Framework, LSP, Tracing Code Generator 11am EDT Sven Efftinge, Miro Sp�nemann Watch Now June 27 What's New in Eclipse SDK/Platform? 9am EDT Lakshmi P Shanmugam Watch Now June 28 Generic Editor and LSP 11am EDT Sopot Cela, Mickael Istria Watch Now June 29 Eclipse Sirius 5.0, All about UX 10am EDT M�lanie Bats, St�phane B�gaudeau Watch Now News and Social Media June 28 Eclipse Oxygen Now Available We're proud to announce the arrival of Eclipse Oxygen, the 12th annual simultaneous release from the Eclipse Community. DOWNLOAD NOW! June 28 Eclipse Newsletter - Eclipse Oxygen Find out more about the latest Eclipse Simultaneous Release in the June issue of the Eclipse Newsletter! June 12 RC3 Available for Eclipse Oxygen | Download Now Download and test release candidate 3 for Eclipse Oxygen! Read More #EclipseOxygen #EclipseOxygen Tweets Back to the top Eclipse Foundation About us Contact Us Donate Governance Logo and Artwork Board of Directors Legal Privacy Policy Terms of Use Copyright Agent Eclipse Public License Legal Resources  Useful Links Report a Bug Documentation How to Contribute Mailing Lists Forums Marketplace Other IDE and Tools Community of Projects Working Groups Research@Eclipse Service Status Copyright © 2017 The Eclipse Foundation. All Rights Reserved. Back to the top "
"Eclipse Downloads", "Skip to main content  Create account  Log in Download Getting Started Members Projects Community  Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate  Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups  Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM More Community Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM Toggle navigation Download  Eclipse Technology  that is right for you Tool Platforms Get Eclipse  Oxygen Install your favorite Eclipse packages. Download 64 bit Download Packages  |  Need Help? Eclipse Che is a developer workspace server and cloud IDE. Get it Learn More Eclipse Che Eclipse Che is a developer workspace server and cloud IDE. Get it Learn More A modern, open source software development environment that runs in the cloud. Get it Learn More Orion A modern, open source software development environment that runs in the cloud. Get it Learn More Runtime Platforms Eclipse Jetty provides a web server and javax.servlet container. Get it Learn More Jetty Eclipse Jetty provides a web server and javax.servlet container. Get it Learn More Eclipse Equinox is an implementation of the OSGi core framework specification. Get it Learn More Equinox Eclipse Equinox is an implementation of the OSGi core framework specification. Get it Learn More Eclipse Concierge is a small footprint implementation of the OSGi specification. Get it Learn More Concierge Eclipse Concierge is a small footprint implementation of the OSGi specification. Get it Learn More Enabling modular business apps for desktop, browser and mobile. Get it Learn More RAP Enabling modular business apps for desktop, browser and mobile. Get it Learn More Technology Communities Open source technology for IoT solution developers. Get it Learn More IoT Open source technology for IoT solution developers. Get it Learn More Open source solutions for systems engineering and embedded systems. Get it Learn More Systems Engineering Open source solutions for systems engineering and embedded systems. Get it Learn More Open source solutions for geospatial applications. Get it Learn More LocationTech Open source solutions for geospatial applications. Get it Learn More All Projects Find an Eclipse open source project. List of projects Back to the top Eclipse Foundation About us Contact Us Donate Governance Logo and Artwork Board of Directors Legal Privacy Policy Terms of Use Copyright Agent Eclipse Public License Legal Resources  Useful Links Report a Bug Documentation How to Contribute Mailing Lists Forums Marketplace Other IDE and Tools Community of Projects Working Groups Research@Eclipse Service Status Copyright © 2017 The Eclipse Foundation. All Rights Reserved. Back to the top "
"Getting Started with Eclipse", "Skip to main content  Create account  Log in  Download Download Getting Started Members Projects Community  Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate  Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups  Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM More Community Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM Toggle navigation Breadcrumbs Home Getting started 1 Get Started Download and install the Eclipse IDE. Download Eclipse IDE 2 Extend Eclipse Eclipse Marketplace is a great source of plug-ins and product that you can add to Eclipse. Browse the  online catalog Use the Eclipse Marketplace        Client from within Eclipse:  Help > Eclipse Marketplace… Popular Plugins:  Subversive - SVN Team Provider Drag to Install! Drag to your running Eclipse workspace. Eclipse Color Theme Drag to Install! Drag to your running Eclipse workspace. Maven Integration for Eclipse Drag to Install! Drag to your running Eclipse workspace. PyDev Drag to Install! Drag to your running Eclipse workspace. Marketplace 3 Read Doc Documentation is a great resource to get you started with the Eclipse IDE. Getting Started with the  Eclipse IDE User Guide Getting Started with  Java development All online  Documentation What's new and noteworthy in  Eclipse Oxygen Eclipse IDE Keybindings 4 Get Help There are many sources of help in the Eclipse community and ecosystem. Ask questions on project  forums ; if you're not sure where to look, start with the  newcomer forum Open bug reports and feature requests in  Eclipse Bugzilla Connect live with project developers  via IRC Find companies that provide  training and consulting Investigate paid support options with  Long Term Support . Back to the top Eclipse Foundation About us Contact Us Donate Governance Logo and Artwork Board of Directors Legal Privacy Policy Terms of Use Copyright Agent Eclipse Public License Legal Resources  Useful Links Report a Bug Documentation How to Contribute Mailing Lists Forums Marketplace Other IDE and Tools Community of Projects Working Groups Research@Eclipse Service Status Copyright © 2017 The Eclipse Foundation. All Rights Reserved. Back to the top "
"Eclipse Membership", "Skip to main content  Create account  Log in  Download Download Getting Started Members Projects Community  Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate  Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups  Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM More Community Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM Toggle navigation Breadcrumbs Home Members Eclipse Membership The Eclipse Foundation and Eclipse community is supported by our member organizations.  Through this support, the Eclipse Foundation provides the open source community with IT, Intellectual  Property, Mentors and Marketing services.   Organizations that join the Eclipse Foundation  can  benefit in the following ways: Ability to join and participate in the Eclipse Foundation Working Groups,    industry collaborations that develop new open source software platforms. Take advantage of marketing programs that target the Eclipse developer    community, including advertising on eclipse.org, preferential listing on    Eclipse Marketplace, exposure for commercial products on Eclipse Marketplace    Client, organizing Eclipse Demo Camps, plus other programs. The right to participate in the Eclipse Board of Directors and guide the strategy    of the Eclipse Foundation, through a direct seat for Strategic Members and elected seat for Sustaining Members. Discounts on sponsorship and registration fees for Eclipse Foundation events,    including EclipseCon NA, EclipseCon Europe and EclipseCon France.     Networking opportunities with other member organizations through Foundation run events    and one-on-one introductions by Foundation staff. The ability to use the Eclipse Foundation member logo on your own site and have your logo    listed on our members�" page and in other promotional material. Member companies and their employees also get access to the monthly  Member Newsletter . Explore our Members Learn more about the products and services provided by the members of Eclipse Become a member Join the Eclipse Foundation and influence the future Become a corporate sponsor We encourage corporate users of Eclipse technologies to support the community by becoming a member and/or joining the Corporate Sponsorship Program. Back to the top Eclipse Foundation About us Contact Us Donate Governance Logo and Artwork Board of Directors Legal Privacy Policy Terms of Use Copyright Agent Eclipse Public License Legal Resources  Useful Links Report a Bug Documentation How to Contribute Mailing Lists Forums Marketplace Other IDE and Tools Community of Projects Working Groups Research@Eclipse Service Status Copyright © 2017 The Eclipse Foundation. All Rights Reserved. Back to the top "
"Projects Gateway", "Skip to main content  Create account  Log in  Download Download Getting Started Members Projects Community  Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate  Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups  Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM More Community Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM Toggle navigation Breadcrumbs Home Projects Discover Find an Eclipse open source project. List of projects Participate & Contribute Get involved in Eclipse projects to help contribute to their success.         We welcome users and adopters as part of the community. How to contribute Start a new project Running a project Project Activity Back to the top Eclipse Foundation About us Contact Us Donate Governance Logo and Artwork Board of Directors Legal Privacy Policy Terms of Use Copyright Agent Eclipse Public License Legal Resources  Useful Links Report a Bug Documentation How to Contribute Mailing Lists Forums Marketplace Other IDE and Tools Community of Projects Working Groups Research@Eclipse Service Status Copyright © 2017 The Eclipse Foundation. All Rights Reserved. Back to the top "
"Eclipse Events", "Skip to main content  Create account  Log in  Downloads Download Getting Started Members Projects Community  Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate  Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups  Automotive Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM More Community Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups Automotive Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM Toggle navigation Breadcrumbs Home Events events by year                 Back to the top Eclipse Foundation About us Contact Us Donate Governance Logo and Artwork Board of Directors Legal Privacy Policy Terms of Use Copyright Agent Eclipse Public License  Legal Resources  Useful Links Report a Bug Documentation How to Contribute Mailing Lists Forums Marketplace Other IDE and Tools Community of Projects Working Groups Copyright © 2016 The Eclipse Foundation. All Rights Reserved. Back to the top "
"Eclipse Newsletter", "Skip to main content  Create account  Log in  Download Download Getting Started Members Projects Community  Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate  Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups  Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM More Community Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM Toggle navigation Breadcrumbs Home Eclipse Newsletter Eclipse Newsletter A fresh new issue delivered monthly Search Newsletter Archives Featured  Newsletter Location Matters Read it now Geospatial starts with Geometry JTS 1.15 brings spatial data types, spatial relationships, and spatial operations for processing geometries to the Eclipse Foundation. LocationTech GeoTrellis - What's New GeoTrellis continues to advance the field of distributed processing of geospatial imagery and raster data. Maritime Location Intelligence with exactEarth data and GeoMesa The CCRI team shows how exactEarth�"s maritime dataset was used with GeoMesa to explore shipping traffic during Hurricane Harvey. Spatial Data and Precision Agriculture Withiness the power of LocationTech software when used as a tool for precision agriculture and large scale farming. LocationTech GeoGig 1.2.0 now released! GeoGig 1.2 delivers improved usability with QGIS, better Replication and support for GeoServer 2.12. What is FOSS4G NA 2018? Get a sneak peak at the premier 2018 North American conference and tradeshow for all things open source geospatial comes to St. Louis, MO. Recent Newsletters Utility Belt: Projects and Tools Learn about JUnit 5, e4 on JavaFX, scripting with EASE, embedded tools and Eclipse CDT, Ferret search tool, and software ethics. Eclipse Microprofile In this issue, learn all about Eclipse Microprofile an exciting new open source community that is defining the next evolution of enterprise Java. Exciting New Eclipse Projects This month's newsletter features five articles about new and exciting Eclipse projects that have made the Eclipse Foundation their home. Eclipse Oxygen - A Breathe of Fresh Air Eclipse Oxygen is here! Read the articles to find out what's new and download it to try it out yourself. All Past Newsletters Contact us Send us Feedback Sponsor the Newsletter Submit an Idea Back to the top Eclipse Foundation About us Contact Us Donate Governance Logo and Artwork Board of Directors Legal Privacy Policy Terms of Use Copyright Agent Eclipse Public License Legal Resources  Useful Links Report a Bug Documentation How to Contribute Mailing Lists Forums Marketplace Other IDE and Tools Community of Projects Working Groups Research@Eclipse Service Status Copyright © 2017 The Eclipse Foundation. All Rights Reserved. Back to the top "
"Get involved!", "Skip to main content  Create account  Log in  Download Download Getting Started Members Projects Community  Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate  Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups  Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM More Community Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM Toggle navigation Breadcrumbs Home Contribute Get involved! Report Bugs and Enhancements  Download one of the latest  Eclipse Package Milestone Builds . Take it for a test drive before the final release and  report any bugs  you find. Report Enhancements : Got an idea for a killer feature?  Or maybe something you use often could use some tweaking?  Post an enhancement request! Fix Bugs or Implement Enhancements Is there some bug  that really bothers you? Instead of just reporting it, fix it. And there are  many bugs marked with helpwanted .                First sign a  Contributor License Agreement . To learn how the bug-fixing process works, check out the  bug reporting FAQ . To learn about the lifecycle of bugzilla entries, check out the  development process .  Participate in our  Friend of Eclipse Enhancements Program               either as a funded developer, or by making a  donation . Learn about Eclipse . Browse our  source code repositories . Become a Committer  Start a  new project  or become a committer on an  existing project . Promote Eclipse Technologies  Let other people know that your application is  Built on Eclipse or Eclipse Ready .  Do you or your company have a success story about Eclipse? Send us a  story  and we'll help you spread the word.  Follow the Eclipse community on  Twitter . Back to the top Eclipse Foundation About us Contact Us Donate Governance Logo and Artwork Board of Directors Legal Privacy Policy Terms of Use Copyright Agent Eclipse Public License Legal Resources  Useful Links Report a Bug Documentation How to Contribute Mailing Lists Forums Marketplace Other IDE and Tools Community of Projects Working Groups Research@Eclipse Service Status Copyright © 2017 The Eclipse Foundation. All Rights Reserved. Back to the top "
"About the Eclipse Foundation", "Skip to main content  Create account  Log in  Download Download Getting Started Members Projects Community  Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate  Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups  Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM More Community Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM Toggle navigation Breadcrumbs Home About Us                 About Us                               Annual Report                               Foundation                               Governance                               Legal Resources                               Contact Us               About the Eclipse Foundation What is Eclipse and the Eclipse Foundation? Services of the Foundation IT Infrastructure Intellectual Property (IP) Management Development Community Support Ecosystem Development A Unique Model for Open Source Development What is the history of Eclipse? What is Eclipse and the Eclipse Foundation? Eclipse is a community for individuals and organizations who wish tocollaborate on commercially-friendly open source software. Itsprojects are focused on building an open development platformcomprised of extensible frameworks, tools and runtimes for building,deploying and managing software across the lifecycle. The EclipseFoundation is a not-for-profit, member supported corporation thathosts the  Eclipse projects and helps cultivate both an open source community and an ecosystem ofcomplementary products and services. The Eclipse Project was originally created by IBM in November 2001and supported by a consortium of software vendors. The EclipseFoundation was created in January 2004 as an independentnot-for-profit corporation to act as the steward of the Eclipsecommunity. The independent not-for-profit corporation was created toallow a vendor neutral and open, transparent community to beestablished around Eclipse. Today, the Eclipse community consists ofindividuals and organizations from a cross section of the softwareindustry. The Eclipse Foundation is funded by annual dues from our  members  and governed bya  Boardof Directors . Strategic Developers and Strategic Consumers holdseats on this Board, as do representatives elected by Add-inProviders and Open Source committers. The Foundation employs afull-time  professionalstaff  to provide services to the community but does not employthe open source developers, called committers, which actually work onthe Eclipse projects. Eclipse committers are typically employed byorganizations or are independent developers that volunteer their timeto work on an open source project. In general, the Eclipse Foundation provides four services to theEclipse community: 1)  IT Infrastructure , 2)  IP Management, 3)  DevelopmentProcess , and 4)  Ecosystem Development .Full-time staff are associated with each of these areas and work withthe greater Eclipse community to assist in meeting the needs of thestakeholders. IT Infrastructure The Eclipse Foundation manages the IT infrastructure for theEclipse open source community, including Git code repositories,Bugzilla databases, development oriented mailing lists and forums,download site and web site. The infrastructure is designed to providereliable and scalable service for the committers developing theEclipse technology and the consumers who use the technology. Intellectual Property (IP) Management An important aspect of Eclipse is the focus on enabling the use ofopen source technology in commercial software products and services.We consciously promote and encourage software vendors to use Eclipsetechnology for building their commercial software products andservices. This is made possible by the fact that all Eclipse projectsare licensed under the  EclipsePublic License (EPL) , a commercial friendly OSI approvedlicensed. The Eclipse Foundation also undertakes a number of steps to attemptto ensure the pedigree of the intellectual property contained withinEclipse projects. The first step in the due diligence process istrying to ensure that all contributions are made by the rightfulcopyright holder and under the Eclipse Public License (EPL). Allcommitters are required to sign a  committeragreement  that stipulates all of their contributions are theiroriginal work and are being contributed under the EPL. If a committeris sponsored to work on an Eclipse project by a Member organization,then that organization is asked to sign a  MemberCommitter Agreement  to ensure the intellectual property rightsof the organization are contributed under the EPL. The second step is that the source code related to all contributionswhich are developed outside of the Eclipse development process areprocessed through the Eclipse Foundation  IPapproval process . This process includes analyzing selected codecontributions to try to ascertain the provenance of the code, andlicense compatibility with the EPL. Contributions that contain codelicensed under licenses not compatible with the EPL are intended tobe screened out through this approval process and thus not added toan Eclipse project. The end result is a level of confidence thatEclipse open source projects release technology that can be safelydistributed in commercial products. Development Community Support The Eclipse community has a well earned reputation for providingquality software in a reliable and predictable fashion. This is dueto the commitment of the committers and organizations contributing tothe open source projects. The Eclipse Foundation also providesservices and support for the projects to help them achieve thesegoals. The Foundation staff help implement the  EclipseDevelopment Process.  This process assists new project startupand ensures that all Eclipse projects are run in an open, transparentand meritocratic manner. As part of this process, the Foundationorganizes member community reviews for projects to ensure consistentinteraction between the projects and the broader membership. The Eclipse community organizes an annual release train thatprovides a coordinated release of those Eclipse projects which wishto participate. The release train makes it easier for downstreamconsumers to adopt new releases of the projects because 1) all theprojects are available on the same schedule, so you don't have towait for independent project schedules, and 2) a level of integrationtesting occurs before the final release to help identify crossproject issues. Ecosystem Development A unique aspect of the Eclipse community and the role of theEclipse Foundation is the active marketing and promotion of Eclipseprojects and wider Eclipse ecosystem. A healthy vibrant ecosystemthat extends beyond the Eclipse open source community to includethings like commercial products based on Eclipse, other open sourceprojects using Eclipse, training and services providers, magazinesand online portals, books, etc, are all key to the success of theEclipse community. To assist in the development of the Eclipse ecosystem, the EclipseFoundation organizes a number of activities, including co-operativemarketing events with Member companies,  community conferences , onlineresource catalogs ( EclipseMarketplace  and the  EclipseYouTube Channel ), bi-annual Members meetings and other programsto promote the entire Eclipse community. A Unique Model for Open Source Development The Eclipse Foundation has been established to serve the Eclipseopen source projects and the Eclipse community. As an independentnot-for-profit corporation, the Foundation and the Eclipse governancemodel ensures no single entity is able to control the strategy,policies or operations of the Eclipse community. The Foundation is focused on creating an environment for successfulopen source projects and to promote the adoption of Eclipsetechnology in commercial and open source solutions. Through serviceslike IP Due Diligence, annual release trains, development communitysupport and ecosystem development, the Eclipse model of open sourcedevelopment is a unique and proven model for open source development. History of Eclipse Industry leaders Borland, IBM, MERANT, QNX Software Systems,Rational Software, Red Hat, SuSE, TogetherSoft and Webgain formed theinitial eclipse.org Board of Stewards in November 2001. By the end of2003, this initial consortium had grown to over 80 members. On Feb 2, 2004 the Eclipse Board of Stewards  announced Eclipse’s reorganization into a not-for-profit corporation.Originally a consortium that formed when IBM released the EclipsePlatform into Open Source, Eclipse became an independent body thatwill drive the platform’s evolution to benefit the providers ofsoftware development offerings and end-users. All technology andsource code provided to and developed by this fast-growing communityis made available royalty-free via the Eclipse Public License. The founding Strategic Developers and Strategic Consumers wereEricsson, HP, IBM, Intel, MontaVista Software, QNX, SAP and SerenaSoftware. You can learn more about the structure and mission of the EclipseFoundation by reading the  formal documents that establish how the foundation operates, and by reading the  press release  announcing the creation of the independentorganization. For software licensing, website terms of use, and legal FAQs, pleasesee our  Legal Resources  page.Eclipse logos and graphics are found on our Eclipse  logos page. Related Links Membership Become a member Thank you! Thanks to our many  Corporate Sponsors for their generous donations to our infrastructure. Back to the top Eclipse Foundation About us Contact Us Donate Governance Logo and Artwork Board of Directors Legal Privacy Policy Terms of Use Copyright Agent Eclipse Public License Legal Resources  Useful Links Report a Bug Documentation How to Contribute Mailing Lists Forums Marketplace Other IDE and Tools Community of Projects Working Groups Research@Eclipse Service Status Copyright © 2017 The Eclipse Foundation. All Rights Reserved. Back to the top "
"Eclipse desktop & web IDEs", "Skip to main content  Create account  Log in  Download Download Getting Started Members Projects Community  Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate  Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups  Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM More Community Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM Toggle navigation Breadcrumbs Home IDE Desktop IDEs Eclipse is famous for our Java Integrated Development Environment (IDE), but our C/C++ IDE and PHP IDE are pretty cool too. You can easily combine language support and other features into any of our default packages, and the Eclipse Marketplace allows for virtually unlimited customization and extension.  Java IDE  Java EE  C/C++  PHP Cloud IDEs Develop your software wherever you go. It'll be there, in the cloud, right where you left it.  Use your browser to develop with hosted workspaces or install desktop packaging to experience a modern development environment for Java, JavaScript, CSS, and HTML. IDE Platforms Create the next generation of developer tooling with our extensible platforms.          Use your imagination to build services and tools that can be assembled into new IDEs          or packages tailored to your identity. We provide multiple platforms to build plug-ins          for desktop tools, distributed services used by cloud IDEs, and browser interfaces.          You can then publish plug-ins to our Eclipse Marketplace of 1000s.  Eclipse Platform Tools Extend the extensible platform. An impressive collection of tools can be easily installed into your Eclipse desktop IDE, including GUI builders and tools for modeling, charting and reporting, testing, and more. Marketplace Customize and extend Eclipse and make it your own. Use the  Eclipse Marketplace Client  to find, install, and vote for new plug-ins from our vast ecosystem of providers. Extend Join the Community. Extend the desktop and web-based IDEs by writing your own plug-ins using the Plug-in Development Environment (PDE), or mash up features to build the web IDE of your dreams. Discover Find an Eclipse open source project. List of projects Back to the top Eclipse Foundation About us Contact Us Donate Governance Logo and Artwork Board of Directors Legal Privacy Policy Terms of Use Copyright Agent Eclipse Public License Legal Resources  Useful Links Report a Bug Documentation How to Contribute Mailing Lists Forums Marketplace Other IDE and Tools Community of Projects Working Groups Research@Eclipse Service Status Copyright © 2017 The Eclipse Foundation. All Rights Reserved. Back to the top "
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"Eclipse Working Groups", "Skip to main content  Create account  Log in  Download Download Getting Started Members Projects Community  Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate  Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups  Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM More Community Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM Toggle navigation Breadcrumbs Home About Us Eclipse Working Groups Eclipse Working Groups Fostering open industry collaboration to  develop new industry platforms Governance Eclipse WG allow for individuals and organizations to collaborateunder a vendor neutral governance model. Learn more Intellectual Property Management Eclipse Foundation implements the best IP Management required foropen source development. Learn more Development Process Eclipse WG use the proven Eclipse Development process thatfacilitates open development across distributed teams. Learn more Infrastructure Eclipse Foundation hosts an open source development forge that isessential to any open collaboration. Learn more Ecosystem Development Eclipse Foundation staff are available to help build a communityfor the collaboration through events, online webinars, and othercommunity programs. Learn more Research@Eclipse Eclipse Foundation participating in many government funded industry research projects. Learn more Current Working Groups Capella IC The Capella Industry Consortium, part of the PolarSys Working Group, is dedicated to developing the ecosystem around the Capella project with vendor-neutral and open governance. Capella is an open MBSE solution which offers methodological guidance, intuitive model editing, and viewing capabilities for Systems, Software and Hardware Architects. Read more... Charter... Internet of Things iot.eclipse.org is where you can learn about the technologies developed at Eclipse to make Internet of Things (IoT) development simpler. Read more... Charter... LocationTech LocationTech is the Eclipse Foundation's working group focusing on open source geospatial technologies. Read more... Charter... Long-Term Support The Eclipse Long Term Support (LTS) working group provides a set of services to Eclipse Foundation Members who need to support and maintain commercial products based on Eclipse projects. Read more... Charter... OpenMDM The openMDM Working Group wants to foster and support an open and innovative eco-system providing tools and systems, qualification kits and adapters for standardized and vendor independent management of measurement data in accordance with the ASAM ODS standard. Read more... Charter... Papyrus IC The Papyrus Industry Consortium is organized under the Polarsys Working Group, and is intended to provide resources focused on enhancing the Papyrus projects for systems engineering. Read more... Charter... Polarsys PolarSys is an Eclipse Working Group created by large industry players and by tools providers to collaborate on the creation and support of Open Source tools for the development of embedded systems. Read more... Charter... Science The Science Working Group hosted by the Eclipse Foundation is a collaboration of people developing software components used for basic scientific research. Read more... Charter... Back to the top Eclipse Foundation About us Contact Us Donate Governance Logo and Artwork Board of Directors Legal Privacy Policy Terms of Use Copyright Agent Eclipse Public License Legal Resources  Useful Links Report a Bug Documentation How to Contribute Mailing Lists Forums Marketplace Other IDE and Tools Community of Projects Working Groups Research@Eclipse Service Status Copyright © 2017 The Eclipse Foundation. All Rights Reserved. Back to the top "
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Mike Milinkovich, the Executive Director of the Eclipse Foundation took the floor at EclipseCon Europe 2017 to acknowledge that Oracle's decision to donate Java EE to the Eclipse Foundation (which, by the way, was triggered -among other reasons- by the presence of Eclipse MicroProfile in the Eclipse ecosystem) has trigged a huge change in the general perception of what the Eclipse Foundation is doing and what it stands for. 2017/10/24 New Eclipse Member Orange and Deutsche Telekom demonstrate joint initiative on oneM2M based cloud APIs for Smart Home and consumer IoT In Ludwigsburg, Germany, during EclipseCon (October 24-26), the new member of the Eclipse Foundation, Orange together with member Deutsche Telekom, will showcase and demonstrate how open source software and open standards along with commercial solutions can be used to create an ecosystem that addresses the needs of developers and consumers. 2017/10/20 PrismTech Moves Market-Leading Proven DDS Solution to Open Source as Eclipse Cyclone PrismTech™, a global leader in software platforms for distributed systems, today announced that it is expanding its Vortex™ DDS product portfolio to offer the open source option "Eclipse Cyclone." 2017/10/19 Renesas Electronics Unveils Integrated Software Development Environment for ADAS and Automated Driving Renesas Electronics Corporation announced today that the Renesas e2 studio integrated software development environment now has been expanded with new features 2017/10/19 15 Productivity Tips for Eclipse Java IDE Users With over 10 years of releases and countless extensions and plugins, Eclipse remains one of the most popular IDEs for developers working across several domains 2017/10/17 toem joins the Eclipse Foundation toem GmbH is proud to annouce they have joined the Eclipse Foundation as a solutions member 2017/10/17 The Java Evolution of Eclipse Collections Eclipse Collections is a high performance Java collections framework, redesigned for Java 8 and beyond, adding rich functionality to the Java Collections framework. 2017/10/17 Eclipse Issue Open Call for Enterprise Java Participation The Eclipse Foundation have issued an open invitation for developers to get involved with the next phase of development of Java EE technologies 2017/10/09 “We should use Java EE 8 in present tense and EE4J when speaking of the next release” Interview with Java Champion Josh Juneau. 2017/10/05 Skymind joins Eclipse Foundation, contributes Deeplearning4j suite Skymind joins the Eclipse Foundation as a solution member contributing its machine-learning suite including Deeplearning4j, an open-source project for configuring and tuning deep neural networks. 2017/10/04 Introducing EE4J – Java EE's fling with the Eclipse Foundation It's been a few weeks since it was announced that Oracle would move Java EE to the Eclipse Foundation and we're already starting to see indications of how it's shaping up. 2017/10/04 Under Eclipse, changes to Java EE begin Java Enterprise Edition's new owner is starting to make changes to how Java EE will work and be supported. 2017/10/03 5 Trends to Watch in the Java Ecosystem Over the last couple of months a number of announcements have been made that change the the Java ecosystem. 2017/09/29 Introducing EE4J: Java EE takes first steps into Eclipse Foundation Say hello to Eclipse Enterprise for Java! 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"Auto IWG - Eclipsepedia", "Skip to main content Download Getting Started Members Projects Community  Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate  Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups  Automotive Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM More Community Marketplace Events Planet Eclipse Newsletter Videos Participate Report a Bug Forums Mailing Lists Wiki IRC How to Contribute Working Groups Automotive Internet of Things LocationTech Long-Term Support PolarSys Science OpenMDM Toggle navigation Breadcrumbs Home Eclipse Wiki Auto IWG  Log in                       Jump to:  navigation ,           search ---Navigation--- Main Page Community portal Current events Recent changes Random page Help Navigation Main Page Community portal Current events Recent changes Random page Help ---Toolbox--- Page information Permanent link Printable version Special pages Related changes What links here Toolbox Page information Permanent link Printable version Special pages Related changes What links here Page Discussion View source History Auto IWG Open Source Initiative for Automotive Software Development Tools Contents 1 Objectives 2 Organization and Contact 3 Events, Activities and News 4 Work Packages 4.1 WP1: Eclipse Automotive Tool Platform 4.2 WP2: Big Model Support 4.3 WP3: CDT Extensions 4.4 WP4: Functional Safety Relevant Development Process and Environment 4.5 WP5: Eclipse Qualification Roadmap (DO-330) 4.6 WP6: Build Framework 5 Past News and Articles 6 Relevant Conferences 7 Publications 8 Documents 9 Related Eclipse Projects 10 External Links Objectives Innovation in the automotive industry is mostly achieved by electronics and software functions.  The system automobile is becoming increasingly complex, an open developer tool workbench that extends throughout the supply-chain is becoming a must for the industry.  Improvements and innovations to these software development tools are required to accelerate product development, create high quality software features and improve integration across the automotive supply chain. The Eclipse Foundation is pleased to announce the creation of a new open source initiative to define and implement a standard platform for the software development tools used in the automotive industry. The new Eclipse Automotive Working Group will be open to any organizations that want to participate in the goal of establishing a standard tools platform that will be used throughout the automotive supply chain.  To provide an infrastructure for tool development required by the automotive industry  To address and support the needs for the whole automotive software development cycle  To avoid that the same non-competitive basic tool functionality is redeveloped over and over again  To join forces and meet current and future requirements in terms of tool runtime performance and memory consumption The charter of group can be found  here Organization and Contact Spokesperson :   n/a IWG Chair :  Andreas Graf, itemis AG Steering Committee :   BMW Group, Robert Bosch GmbH, itemis AG Member Companies BMW Group Robert Bosch GmbH itemis AG Virtual Vehicle GmbH EclipseSource TimingArchitects Intecs For more information, contact ralph (dot) mueller (at) eclipse (dot) org Auto IWG Mailing List Events, Activities and News For more information, review  http://dev.eclipse.org/mhonarc/lists/auto-iwg/msg00445.html  this list entry].Agenda will be published shortly. If you want to add to the agenda, please use the  mailing list . News: APP4MC  proposal. The proposal aims to transfer the results and future development of the ITEA Amalthea and Amalthea4Public research activities into an Eclipse open source project  News: EATOP  accepted as Eclipse Project in the Modeling Top Level Project News: Amalthea project  applying for second phase at ITEA2 A list of past meetings and meeting minutes is at past  Auto IWG Meetings Work Packages WP1: Eclipse Automotive Tool Platform Definition of a common Eclipse Automotive Tool Platform as reference for vendors and users ofEclipse-based automotive software design tools. More information here:  Auto_IWG_WP1 WP2: Big Model Support Addresses performance and memory consumption issues of existing Eclipse technology when being used processing real-world automotive software engineering models. More information here:  Auto_IWG_WP2 WP3: CDT Extensions The development of embedded systems in the automotive area has additional requirements to CDT that will be collected, analyzed andsupported from this working group.  More information here:  Auto_IWG_WP3 WP4: Functional Safety Relevant Development Process and Environment Focus of this WP shall be to analyze which functions should have a toolchain in a safety environment.  More information here:  Auto_IWG_WP4 WP5: Eclipse Qualification Roadmap (DO-330) Definition of qualification support elements for the functional safety qualification of eclipse based tools. More information here:  Auto_IWG_WP5 WP6: Build Framework A common build framework to support all the build steps for modern ECU-SW development More information here:  Auto_IWG_WP6 Past News and Articles Press Release 20. 07. 2011:  New Open Source Initiative for Automotive Software Development Tools Relevant Conferences More information here:  Auto_IWG_Conferences Publications Trace format specification BTF version 2.1.3  , extended in the context of the ITEA2 project AMALTHEA (ID 01IS11020E) Trace format specification HTF version 1.0 , created in the context of the ITEA2 project AMALTHEA (ID 01IS11020E) Documents From F2F Meeting Stuttgart Feb 16, 2012:  Minutes ,  Continental Presentation (EATOP)  ,  Validas Presentation (Tool Qualification Short - ISO 26262) ,  Bosch iCTeam Presentation Related Eclipse Projects incomplete:  CDT Papyrus Sphinx Requirements Modeling Framework EATOP External Links AUTOSAR Tool Platform (Artop) Edona Project Topcased Project SAFE project AMALTHEA project Category :  Eclipse IWG         Retrieved from " http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php?title=Auto_IWG&oldid=400914 "         This page was last modified 05:58, 27 January 2016 by  Ralph Mueller . 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At Twitter, he's responsible for creating their open source program office and managing their open source efforts. He sits on the Eclipse Architecture Council and on the Eclipse Technology PMC. In a previous life, he led and hacked on many  eclipse.org  and linux related projects. In his spare time, you'll find him doing yoga,writing, running or cycling. You can read his  blog  or find him tweeting via  @cra .       Pradeep Balachandran       IBM Pradeep is Program Director for Eclipse Strategy and Development in IBM. Prior to this he was leading the Rational Software Development organization in IBM India. He has been in IBM Software division since 1995 via Rational Software acquisition and has an overall industry experience of 23 years in Software Engineering Tools development. He setup the first Eclipse open source development lab east of Europe, in Bangalore in 2008. In the course his career at Rational and IBM, he has built and led various product development teams, including products in the IBM Rational Collaborative Life-cycle Management (CLM) solution built on IBM Rational Jazz platform. He is a regular speaker in Conferences on Agile, DevOps, Open Source and Software Engineering. He is also actively involved in organizing various conferences as a member of the program committee. Pradeep has a Masters in Computer Science & Engineering.        Stefan Ferber       Robert Bosch GmbH Stefan is Vice President for Engineering at Bosch Software Innovations GmbH in Germany � the Bosch Group�"s software and systems house with responsibility for the Bosch IoT Suite � Bosch�"s open Internet of Things platform. Since 2005 Stefan is active in OSS starting in the area of automotive tooling with Eclipse IDE and paving the way at Bosch for participating in the Eclipse Automotive IWG.  In 2009 Stefan joined the Internet of Things movement and therefore is particularly interested in the Eclipse IoT projects. Stefan holds a Ph.D. and a diploma degree in Computer Science from the University of Karlsruhe, Germany and a M.S. in Computer Science from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, USA.       Sebastien Gerard       CEA LIST S�bastien G�rard is director of research at CEA and he is leading the LISE laboratory (Laboratory of Model Driven Engineering for Embedded Systems) at  CEA LIST . Working on research issues related to complex and critical system and software design for more than 15 years, his research interests include correct-by-construction specification and design of complex systems, model-based engineering of complex systems, and visual modeling language engineering. He is the CEA representative at Object Management Group (OMG) for more than 15 years. In particular, he is the chair of the MARTE standardization task force. He is also leading the open source project,  Papyrus , the UML modeling tools of Eclipse. In 1995, he has a diploma in mechanics and aeronautics from the ENSMA high-school, in 2000 he obtained a PhD diploma in Computer Science from the Evry university and in 2013 he got his �[habilitation � diriger des recherches�e diploma in the domain of computer science from the Orsay Univiersity.       Mickael Istria       Elected Committer Representative Mickael Istria has been developing and contributing to Eclipse plugins since his first job, and has continued to do so. He currently highly focused on the development of the Eclipse IDE and on increasing the value it delivers to its users. His previous positions revolved more around Eclipse modeling technologies applied to SOA and BPM, which he used in the context of research projects and of software edition. Mickael first tries to care about users. Technology is here to serve humans; it must help without interfering and must require minimal effort from us. So he is very enthousiastic about User eXperience as he work on Eclipse IDE. Mickael is also interested in everything that is related to the techniques of productive software development: release engineering, code quality practices, teamwork⬦ He also have a big crush on augmented reality.       Etienne Juliot       OBEO Etienne Juliot is co-founder and vice president of Obeo, a software editor focused on Model Driven solutions. He is a senior software architect with a strong experience in IT and embedded systems architecture. He is involved in several Eclipse projects ( Sirius ,  Acceleo ,  EMF Compare ,  SCA ,  UML Generators ,  Mylyn , ...) and is a steering committee member for  PolarSys . Finally, Etienne manages international and strategic collaborations with large companies on system engineering and enterprise architecture needs.Follow  @ejuliot on Twitter .       Dennis Leung       Oracle Dennis Leung is Vice-President of Development for Oracle Fusion Middleware, leading the development teams for the award-winning Oracle TopLink product, Eclipse Dali, and EclipseLink projects. Dennis has been involved in providing enterprise data solutions for over 14 years and also has a background in telecommunications. He holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from the University of British Columbia and a Master of Business Administration from Queens University.       Paul Lipton       CA Technologies Paul Lipton is an Advisor and Senior Architect in CA where he leads the CA Industry Standards and Open SourceProgram in the Office of the CTO. Paul has been an architect and developer of enterprise systems for over 20years. He has also participated in many standards organizations including OASIS and the W3C, and serves on theBoard of Directors of the DMTF. Paul is a founding member of the CA Council for Technical Excellence, where he chairs the Emerging Technology Committee and also leads a project focused on leveraging Web 2.0 to improve research collaboration. He is also a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional and a Sun Java Champion. Paul is a highly sought-after author and speaker, and has shared his knowledge with appreciative audiences around the world covering topics such as industry standards, SOA, open source, technical innovation, enterprise architecture, social computing, virtualization, Web services, management/security, governance, autonomic computing, Web 2.0 and many other emerging technologies.       Ed Merks       Elected Committer Representative Ed Merks leads the  Eclipse Modeling Framework project and co-leads the  EclipseModeling  project along with Rich Gronback from Borland.  He is acoauthor of the authoritative book  EMF: Eclipse Modeling Framework  which is nearing completion of a second edition. He is interested in all aspectsof Eclipse modeling and its applications.  He is well recognized for hisdedication to the Eclipse community, posting literally thousands of newsgroupanswers each year.  He is also an active  blogger .  He spent 16 yearsat IBM, achieving the level of Senior Technical Staff Member after completinghis Ph.D. at Simon Fraser Univeristy.  His experience in modelingtechnology spans 25 years.       Tracy Miranda       Elected Sustaining Member Representative Tracy Miranda is a developer, open source evangelist and veteran of the Eclipse community. She is founder of Kichwa Coders, a consultancy specialising in Eclipse tools for embedded and scientific software. She is also Chair for the Eclipse Science working group. Tracy has a background in electronics system design. She writes for  opensouce.com  and  jaxenter.com  on tech, open source & diversity.       Wolfgang Neuhaus       itemis AG Wolfgang Neuhaus is a co-founder and member of the board of itemis AG. Previously he was Chief Information Officer (CIO) of Brockhaus AG and headed a team of 80 software developers and consultants. Wolfgang earned a degree in Computer Science from the University of Dortmund in 1995. He has extensive practical experience in introducing and implementing Model Driven Software Development, which is his core focus. He is a well-known journal-published writer, an IT conference speaker, and is responsible for the company's technical vision and for the cooperation with research institutes. He also is a member of the strategy committee for software intensive embedded systems of BITKOM.       Max Rydahl Andersen       Red Hat, Inc. Max Rydahl Andersen is leading the development of JBoss Tools and Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio and have several years working with Eclipse from both outside and inside of eclipse.org. His main interests for Eclipse.org is to keep the Eclipse IDE a viable platform for building desktop based tooling while also getting involved in offering a complementary cloud and web-based tooling offering.       Matthias Sohn       SAP SE       Dominique Toupin       Ericsson AB Dominique Toupin is managing Engineering and IT tools at Ericsson where he has a passion for productivity in the development of a broad range of systems, from general purpose databases to real-time and specialized systems. He enjoys open innovations and creating significant technology improvements by collaborating with different types of companies, creating research projects and open source initiatives. At Eclipse he is Chairman of  PolarSys , Director at the Foundation�"s Board of Directors, he is behind many significant improvements in  CDT ,  EGerrit ,  EMF Compare ,  Linux Tools ,  Papyrus ,  Titan ,  Trace Compass , and has managed the CDT/TraceCompass/LinuxTools/PTP and modeling summits.       Torkild U. Resheim       Elected Sustaining Member Representative Torkild Ulv�y Resheim is a senior software engineer and part owner of Itema, a software consultancy based in Trondheim, Norway. As a contractor and consultant, he has helped companies use a wide range of Eclipse technologies for more than a decade. Most of this time has been spent on solutions for the semiconductor and marine/offshore sectors. Torkild founded the Trondheim Eclipse User Group in 2013 and has been participating in EclipseCon Europe Program Committee for the past few years. He sits on the Eclipse Architecture Council and on the Eclipse Science PMC.       Gunnar Wagenknecht       Elected Sustaining Member Representative Gunnar Wagenknecht is a software specialist at Salesforce. In his past career he lead Open Source programs, managed engineering teams, worked on great products, and architected and managed the operation of a distributed, multi-tenant SaaS platform serving millions of transactions each day. 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