State of the Eclipse Foundation
summary
Eclipse Foundation reports 162 million lines of code across projects and claims an $8.7B conservative value estimate; IDE release trains hit on-time for 13 years and shift to quarterly release trains to push updates every three months. Jakarta EE migration brings GlassFish (5.5M LOC) plus a 4M‑line TCK, Eclipse X2 (Cloudreach) targets cloud Java using Jetty and Paho MQTT, IoT reaches ~39 projects (~2.9M LOC), new automotive and hardware-driver initiatives (Intel MRAM), an Eclipse spec process replaces JCP, and workstreams include OpenJ9, Vert.x, MicroProfile and Call for Code.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:46Onboarding Java EE
- 1:17IDE Release Train
- 2:48Release Train Schedule
- 3:36New Eclipse Foundation Logo
- 4:49Collaboration and Innovation
- 5:55Working Groups
- 7:29Project Proposals
- 8:07Eclipse Code Base
- 8:51Call for Code
- 9:32Upcoming Events
- 13:02Eclipse
- 13:15Eclipse X2
- 14:01Cloud Reach
- 15:15IOT Beef
- 15:45Automotive Working Groups
- 16:04New Project Proposals
- 17:56Making Eclipse Development Process Better
- 18:38Writing Specifications
- 19:38Research Projects
- 19:58Marketing
- 21:06Brand Perception Survey
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