Do you want to build a custom IDE for C/C++ development? Do you want to enable your users to efficiently work with a specific embedded hardware, custom toolchains and development infrastructure by providing a modern, tailor-made tool with state-of-the-art language and debugging support? In this talk we will show you how we bootstrapped such a tool project within only a week!
Papyrus is an opensource UML modeler that is highly customizable. Papyrus began its restructuration and the move from GMF based diagrams and XWT based property views to Sirius and EEF technologies. In this talk we will present our roadmap and detail the pitfalls encountered to help the community on similar endeavours.
Papyrus is an open source UML modeler that is highly customizable. Papyrus will be also a modeler on the web. Papyrus web is under development and a first version that constains class diagram, state-machine diagram, composite diagram will be available for the end of this year. Papyrus is focus on UML but targets also SysMLV2. In this talk we present functionalities on UML and its roadmap.
Are you contributing to an Open Source project? Great! And do you know how to distribute the software in a cloud-native world? Or what distribution legally implies, especially when using containers? What about using AI in and for your Open Source projects? Are tech and legal two contradicting things?
If you want to learn about up-to-date insights, this talk is for you!
In this session we present PapyGame and how both teachers and students can play with it. We have defined a learning path, available in the current version of the tool, (https://wiki.eclipse.org/Papyrus_PapyGame) where participants can learn UML Class diagrams modeling.
This talk is intended for automotive engineers, software developers, and IT professionals who are interested in learning about the latest trends in over-the-air updates for automotive and how having Vehicle digital twins can make this more smart and efficient.
Over-the-air (OTA) updates are a way of updating software and firmware in vehicles without having to take them to a dealership. This can be done wirelessly, over a cellular network. OTA updates are becoming increasingly common in the automotive industry, as they allow automakers to fix bugs, add new features, and improve the performance of vehicles without having to recall them.
Vehicle digital twins are a virtual representation of a physical vehicle. They can be used to simulate the behavior of a vehicle in a variety of situations, including testing new software and firmware updates. This can help automakers to ensure that OTA updates are safe and reliable before they are released to customers. By combining OTA updates and vehicle digital twins, automakers can create a more efficient and effective way of updating vehicles. This can help to improve the safety and performance of vehicles, and it can also reduce the cost of ownership for consumers.
Software-defined vehicles (SDVs) use software to control and manage their functions. This allows for greater flexibility and adaptability, as well as the ability to update and upgrade software over-the-air (OTA).
One of the benefits of SDVs is that they can enable on-demand services using OTA updates. This means that drivers/ fleet owners can choose to subscribe to specific services, such as navigation or music streaming, only when they need them. This can help to reduce the burden of data processing on telematics service providers(TSP).
While organisations better appreciate the amount of open source software they use and better understand how critical it has become to their effectiveness, many still struggle to manage it properly - both as consumers, and as participants in the ecosystem. Setting up an Open Source Program Office (or OSPO), with a proper framework to structure and build a successful open source strategy, is a good step forward to better manage these new concerns.
BalenaOS is an open-source, Yocto-based Linux operating system supported on over 90 IoT boards.
90 different balenaOS images are being supported, developed, tested, and released by our CI/CD system.
These 90 images have versions. Hundreds of versions each.
Each pull request builds all 90 balenaOS images for all supported boards to test changes. About 30 of these draft images are tested on actual hardware in a board farm made up of testing kits called Autokit.
When the tests pass, the balenaOS image is considered ready and released to production.
Are you planning to build a domain-specific (modeling) tool in a modern web-based technology stack? Are you wondering which latest and greatest technologies to use and how to integrate them to optimize operational cost in cloud environments? Well, we did…
Come to this session to learn the latest release of MicroProfile with a live demo on Open Liberty! After this session, you should be able to get started with creating your cloud native applications using the latest MicroProfile technology and running in the cloud.
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Overall, attendees can expect to gain a broad understanding of the marketing services of the Eclipse Foundation, learn about the best way they can leverage our services.
They will also get information of 2023 Events and hot topics. Like the content that is doing best on our medias!
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Eclipse Foundation Marketing Services,
Moving our applications to the cloud has offered useful innovations and advantageous characteristics, including flexibility, dynamic scaling, and increased resiliency. However… it’s not all been sunshine and roses. Moving to the cloud can be hard and frustrating! As developers, we’re now dealing with an ever-changing and ever more complex landscape with new tools, technologies, and features to skill up on almost every week!
Monoliths, macroservices, microservices, cloud-native and serverless... Where do we even start? If you are a Java developer, you will likely have to work with one, some, or even all of these deployment approaches. Does this mean learning multiple frameworks, tools and methods? It certainly looks that way, based on the many deployment-sepecific solutions being proposed to the Java development community.In this presentation, we will look into these solutions, weighing their strengths and weaknesses.
Our cloud-native environments are more complex than ever before! So how can we ensure that the applications we’re deploying to them are behaving as we intended them to? This is where effective observability is crucial. It enables us to monitor our applications in real-time and analyse and diagnose their behaviour in the cloud. However, until recently, we were lacking the standardization to ensure our observability solutions were applicable across different platforms and technologies.
Fully embracing Open Source Software means to go beyond simply using it – it means to become an active member of the Open Source community. But how do you get there? At Mercedes-Benz, we decided that if we are going to take Open Source seriously, this needs to become deeply ingrained in the company’s “DNA”.
HiDpi support has been there from quite sometime in Eclipse. But there is still a scope for improvement. This session covers
1. Design features
2. Problems faced
3. Different implementations on various OS platforms
4. Keeping up with OS changes
Finally have a discussion on future directions on HiDpi implementation
The Oniro project aims to run on devices big and small. In practice this means
Linux as well as RTOS systems. With a stable base of the Oniro 2.0 release from
end of last year the project is now looking into different application frameworks
to create vertical solutions for all scenarios.
Project Eclipse Xpanse aims to implement configurable and portable managed services based on principles and ideas of "Eclipse Open Services Cloud initiative". This project allows service providers to offer their managed services across multiple clouds easily by abstracting all critical aspects of a cloud service such as catalog, life-cycle management, deployment, monitoring and metering.
If you are used to working in multiple development communities, you understand how challenging it can be to find your way around quickly. In order to be as effective as possible and contribute rapidly without getting stuck by too many formal communication mechanisms (such as ticketing), the role of informal communication becomes important.
This is just one example among many others. Let's reintegrate chat platforms into our processes as a central tool for the success of open-source projects.
