Sparkplug specification is getting an Eclipse update with Tahu! This project is designed to bring MQTT specifications under the Eclipse umbrella. Here, Wes Johnson explores the scope of Eclipse Tahu, its architecture, and where this interesting project is going in the future.
Cloud native technologies are no longer bleeding edge buzzwords that we all expect to learn more about in the coming months and years, they are here now and they are here to stay. Oracle’s Jesse Butler takes us on a journey to serverless island!
Back in the old days of floppy disks and dial up, we had to be very conscious of our memory usage. In these days of cloud storage and terabyte storage, not so much. However, Ram Lakshmanan explains how you can trim the wasted space from your applications and ensure that your apps are efficient as possible
Houston, we had a data visualization problem. Now, thanks to NASA’s Open MCT, developers can take advantage of this space-age web-based mission control framework for data visualization on mobile and desktop.
The search for the golden fleece (re: an open source container-native workflow engine for Kubernetes) is over! Introducing Argo, a relative newcomer to the field with a whole host of exciting features, including Docker-in-Docker solutions, continuous delivery, and more.
Instead of using a cross-compiler or existing framework, why not try Eclipse Spotty for your web-based diagramming framework needs? In this article, Jan Köhnlein introduces this new Eclipse project and explores how developers can add modern diagrams to their web apps with minimal effort.
Companies are looking for more ML talent. Prove you have the machine learning knowledge to get a data science job in one of the best fields in the US. In this article, Yana Yelina explores four of the most common methods for ML algorithms.
Looking for a Java library to support your JUnit tests? Introducing Testcontainers, a lightweight library for anything that can run in a container. Launch useful Docker containers for the duration of JUnit tests today!
Apache Spark 2.4 has just lit on up, bringing experimental support for Scala 2.12. We dive right on in to see what else is on offer for big data developers, from a new barrier execution mode to support for Databricks Runtime 5.0 and more.
Never again worry about loose ends when you’re weaving code. Eclipse OSBP, the open source software factory, helps you to tailor enterprise-level applications fast and easily. You can use it to go no-code, low-code and full-code. And you switch to and fro between these modes in the same project. In this article, Christopher Loetz shows how to make the machine work for you.
We’ve already gone over our favorite IDEs and text editors for Kotlin, now we’re taking a look at libraries! In honor of the recently released Kotlin 1.3, today we’re going to explore some of our favorite libraries to really extend our use of Kotlin.
Reducing your footprint has never been easier! Save space and increase user engagement with Google’s new code shrinker, R8! Now a part of Android Studio 3.3, this code shrinker promises to optimize your apps for a lighter APK.
After a few false starts, it looks like traffic is clearing for Apache TomEE! This remote EE application server has just reached a new milestone for TomEE 8.0. We take a look at what’s already been sorted and what’s on the horizon for future milestones.
Ever think about trying Eclipse Theia? Theia is an extensible platform built to support the development of full-fledged, multi-language, cloud & desktop IDE-like products. Sven Efftinge gives a general overview to the platform as well as some new features developers can expect in Eclipse Theia.
