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Announcements

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2016/03/01

EclipseCon 2016 | 1 Week Away

We look forward to seeing you in Reston, VA!
2016/02/26

Eclipse Mars.2 is Now Available

It's time to download Mars.2!
2016/02/24

Eclipse Foundation + Google Summer of Code

Want to be a mentor or a student? Get involved!
2016/02/24

EclipseCon 2016 starts March 7 | Reston, VA

Have you registered? Don't miss EclipseCon 2016, the IoT Summit and the CDT Summit!
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Community News

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2016/03/04

Open Source Disease Modeling: A Tool to Combat the Next Pandemic

Before the age of mass travel, infectious diseases went from local outbreak to international epidemic by ship.
2016/02/26

IT-centric IoT device management using Java and Eclipse Kura

Java-based device application frameworks in the Open Services Gateway initiative (OSGi) model can speed development of I...
2016/02/24

Announcing Orion 11

We are pleased to announce the eleventh release of Orion, “Your IDE in the Cloud”.
2016/02/24

A Big Step for Big Spatial Data: GeoMesa Graduates from LocationTech Working Group Incubation

Commercial support for GeoMesa 1.2, the open source suite of geospatial analytics tools designed to run with Hadoop-scal...
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Tools and IDEs

Eclipse provides IDEs and platforms 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 avaialable for software developers.

Community of Projects

Eclipse has over 250 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.

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.