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Eclipse Newsletter - 2016.12.20

Ready, Set… 2017!

Editor's Note

2017. It's already here. Before you rush off for the holidays, here are six great articles about some of the things you can expect to see in the next year. Read on to be in the know!

Mike Milinkovich shares what he thinks open source and the Eclipse community have in store for us in 2017. Next, Steve Northover shares his views on the future of the cloud and pair programming, Alex Schladebeck tells us what the ghost of testing past and future have taught us, and Stefan Oehme tells us about the future of build tools. Lastly, Sven Efftinge sheds light on the future of the language server protocols and Cédric Brun describes what graphical modeling holds for 2017.

The Devoxx US schedule is now available and the Eclipse Converge speakers will be notified very soon. If you're into IoT, you'll be happy to hear that these events will also be co-located with the Eclipse IoT Day in San Jose.

Happy Holidays! Merry Christmas! Joyeux Noël! Frohe Weihnachten! And to those of you not celebrating - happy end of December!

Roxanne

@roxannejoncas

Open Source in 2017

What trends and directions are waiting for the Eclipse open source community in the new year?

Pair Programming in the Cloud

Pair Programming is a tenet of agile software development in which two programmers focus their energies simultaneously on one code base.

The Ghost of Tests Yet to Come…

The ghosts of testing past and present give insight into what we can expect for the future of testing.

The Future of Build Tools

One of the most important aspects of a build tool is to make developers and build engineers highly productive. In 2017, innovations that used to be reserved to the most advanced engineering companies will become mainstream.

Eclipse Is Learning New Protocols

Eclipse LSP4E project is bringing language servers to the Eclipse IDE. Language support for C#, JSON Schema, and much more, will soon be connected to our favorite IDE!

Graphical Modeling from 2016 to 2017: Better, Faster, Stronger

Modeling is the right way to help IT and industry engineers collaborate efficiently on the design of their smart products.

Eclipse News

Tips and Tricks

Getting Started with the Eclipse IDE

In case you missed it, here is the latest Getting Started Guide, created by four Eclipse developers (Mickael Istria, Ilya Buziuk, Adam Houghton and Ed Burnette) is sure to help you get started easily with the Eclipse IDE. What are you waiting for? Get started now or learn a few new shortcuts!

New Project Proposals

Eclipse Keti: provides an access control service that protects RESTful APIs from unauthorized access.
Eclipse TeXlipse: provides an Eclipse extension to support LaTeX projects.
Eclipse TM4E - TextMate support in Eclipse IDE: to provide a TextMate grammar processor as a Java API, and to leverage this API in the Eclipse IDE.
PolarSys Time4Sys: provides meta-models, transformation rules, and authoring tools required to perform analysis or simulation of the timing aspects in the design of a real-time system.
PolarSys NG661 Designer: an editor for the new A661 part 2 standard.

Interested in more project activity? Read on

New Project Releases

Interested in more project release/review activity? Read on

Eclipse Events

Eclipse events are being hosted all over the world! Get involved by attending or organizing an event. View all events.

Upcoming Events

Eclipse Converge

Mar 20, 2017 | San Jose, United States

Eclipse IoT Day | San Jose 2017

Mar 20, 2017 | San Jose, United States

Devoxx US

Mar 21-23, 2017 | San Jose, United States

EclipseCon France 2017

Jun 21-22, 2017 | Toulouse, France

Are you hosting an Eclipse event? Do you know about an Eclipse event happening in your community? Email us the details events@eclipse.org!

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