Eclipse Foundation

🎉 Eclipse OpenJ9 has graduated from incubation!

Since joining the Eclipse Foundation in 2017, OpenJ9 has grown into a mature, openly governed JVM project focused on performance, memory efficiency, startup time, platform support, and production Java workloads.

Congratulations to the OpenJ9 committers, contributors, project leads, and wider community on reaching this milestone!

Learn more: hubs.la/Q04DNxlG0

#OpenJ9 #JavaRuntime #JavaPerformance

TOMORROW: Join Jonas Helming (EclipseSource) and Antonio García-Domínguez (University of York) for Building and Running Open AI Ecosystems: Theia AI, Enclave, AI Registry, and MOSAICO.
Discover how open source technologies help build AI-native tools, securely run autonomous agents, and orchestrate specialised agent communities.
🕓 16:00 CET
Register today! hubs.la/Q04BVVtp0
#AgenticAI #AIOrchestration #KubernetesPlatformEngineering

Join our upcoming #ResearchMeetsOpenSource webinar!
Jonas Helming (EclipseSource) and Antonio García-Domínguez (University of York) will explore how Eclipse Theia AI, Eclipse Enclave, the AI Registry, and MOSAICO support building, running, and orchestrating AI agents.
📅 November 10 | 16:00 CET
Register here: hubs.la/Q04BVTgF0
#AgenticAI #AIOrchestration #KubernetesPlatformEngineering

🥁 New project release!
Eclipse Fastbelt offers a toolkit for building domain-specific languages and other formal languages in Go.

The starting point of a Fastbelt project is a grammar definition, similar to Eclipse Xtext and Eclipse Langium. It describes the text syntax of the language together with the structure of the resulting abstract syntax tree (AST). From the grammar, Fastbelt generates Go code for the lexer, the parser, the AST types, and the resolution of cross-references between language elements, also across files. Language-specific behavior such as validation rules, scoping, interpreters, or code generators is added in plain Go code.

Learn more about this project 👉
hubs.la/Q04CjM6v0

#AgenticDeveloperTools #GoLanguage #LanguageServerProtocol

🌍 Africa is already contributing to the global open source ecosystem. The next step is creating more opportunities for its developers to lead.

Our State of Open Source in the Global South research found that 37% of surveyed developers across 18 countries contribute to open source, 28% are maintainers, and 22% have created their own projects.
These findings came to life at @ocxconf Africa in Lagos.

In a new article, @t_mashologu reflects on bringing OCX Africa to Lagos, working alongside @osca_hq and why connecting developer communities across regions matters.

📖 Read his perspective 👉 hubs.la/Q04Dz-950

#GlobalVoicesOSS #CodeFromTheSouth #AIRegistry #OpenVSXRegistry #AIAgents #TheiaAI #EmbeddedSystems