Looking for a workflow engine for Java? Imixs-Workflow is a human-centric BPM for Jakarta EE. In this article, Ralph Soika explores the basics of Imixs-Workflow and shows how developers and organizations can take advantage of the security it provides for their business data.
Jakarta EE is settling in nicely at the Eclipse Foundation. In this article, Otávio Gonçalves de Santana explores the latest direction for Jakarta EE: NoSQL databases. Introducing JNoSQL, Jakarta EE’s first integration project for Eclipse and NoSQL databases.
Looking forward to Jakarta EE 8? In this article, Reza Rahman explores some of the major changes and new features to Java EE 8, the future foundation for the upcoming Jakarta EE 8. Enjoy greater simplicity with more web standards and CDI alignment in Java EE 8.
When asked, the Jakarta EE community certainly has lots to say. As David Blevins, a member of the Jakarta EE working group, explains, most community leaders plan big things for CDI.
Do you need a cloud-based platform for your microservices? In this article, Emily Jiang explores how the popular service mesh Istio can be used to harness the open source power of Eclipse Profile to deploy microservices securely.
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.
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.
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.
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.
As it matures, Eclipse MicroProfile has begun to adopt other modern approaches like reactive programming. In this article, Ondrej Mihályi explains why support for reactive programming is needed and how developers can create responsive and resilient apps with MicroProfile.
Eclipse Viatra is a model query and transformation framework to efficiently move information back and forth between various documents and models. This overview looks at what’s new in Viatra 2.0 and how it can be used beyond the Eclipse Modeling Framework.
The Xtext and Xtend 2.14 release comes with a whole bunch of new features and support for these frameworks. In this article, Hendrik Bünder goes over the latest improvements through the eyes of a typical developer.
Eclipse Sirius 6 is here as part of the Eclipse Photon release train. In this article, Mélanie Bats explains how easily developers can use the Eclipse Sirius framework to quickly create a graphical modeling workbench.
Looking to up your language server game? Eclipse Photon has got you covered. Jonah Graham and Mickael Istria explain how Eclipse Photon ships an improved support for Language Servers and enables debugging over the Debug Adapter Protocols. Plus, possible integration with Docker in the future!
