How can open source empower the next generation to transform healthcare?
At the Code4Health Hackathon, high schoolers from Southern Africa teamed up to build solutions using #EclipseIDE & #EclipseTheia IDE.
Read Thomas Froment's blog to learn more: https://blogs.eclipse.org/post/thomas-froment/code4health-hackathon-empowering-southern-africa%E2%80%99s-youth-improve-healthcare
Register for the #EclipsePlatform (#RCP) & IDE Open Community Meetup hosted by SAP!
This meetup will focus on the future and sustainability of the #EclipseIDE and the Eclipse Platform technologies at the heart of many tools and applications.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/eclipse-platform-and-ide-open-community-meetup-germany-tickets-1402285496669
The new #EclipseIDE 2025-06 release is live!
Upgrade now for enhanced #Java support: https://eclipseide.org/
That’s a wrap on #JavaLand 2025! 
We shared the latest from #JakartaEE, #Adoptium & #EclipseIDE, prepped visitors for summer with our branded fitness towels, and had great conversations about the future of Java.
Thanks for an inspiring event! 
#opensource #EclipseFdn
Ich bin kürzlich über Jetbrains Academy gestolpert, ein Plugin um die IntelliJ IDE für geführte Coding Lessons/Challenges zu nutzen.... In etwa sowas wie CodeCrafters.io oder ähnliche Seiten... Aus Gründen kommen Online Seiten nicht in Frage und IntelliJ zickt an mehreren Stellen rum. Kennt jemand eine alternative, am besten OpenSource in der man selbst Lessons/Challenges erstellen kann? Gibt es da was für #eclipseide ? #teachingtools #programming #coding
The modernization of the Eclipse IDE is a community effort, and your contributions will play a critical role in shaping its success. Now, 2025 is your moment: https://blogs.eclipse.org/post/thomas-froment/eclipse-ide-turning-point-shaping-future-together
Every generation has a chance to build its dream open source IDE platform, and this is yours!
#EclipseIDE #OpenSource #Developers #Innovation #CodingFuture #ShapeTheFuture #TechCommunity
Back to #EclipseIDE coding for some days. It's amazing that e4 brought osgi, but yet i don't see much adoption. Debugging static instances is manageable, though i had to ask for help getting somewhere in the jni woods around eclipse-cdt jni usage.
Happy Holidays from the Eclipse IDE Team!
2024 is a turning point for Eclipse IDE with "Initiative 31" to modernize the platform. Join us in shaping the future: https://blogs.eclipse.org/post/thomas-froment/eclipse-ide-turning-point-shaping-future-together
Let's build the next generation together! #EclipseIDE #OpenSource #RCP @EclipseFdn
Time to upgrade!
The #EclipseIDE 2024-12 release has landed. Don’t miss out, download today: https://hubs.la/Q02ZNYCd0
Is there somebody besides me that feels like the #EclipseIDE egit/jgit ecosystem is closed-closed-principle? I've been spending some time seeking for extension points. The one (and only) i found was in egit to add special merge strategies.
How should one deal with that situation, contributing to open-source projects dependent on that?
New eclipse release https://eclipse.dev/eclipse/news/4.34/
#java #eclipse #ide #eclipseide
The new #EclipseIDE 2024-12 release is live!
Upgrade now for enhanced #Java support: hubs.la/Q02-nlz50
It’s almost here! The new #EclipseIDE is arriving tomorrow. Don’t miss it!
Programare în Python pe Almalinux #python #AlmaLinux #EclipseIDE #NetBeans #linux
https://belicos.ro/programare-in-python-pe-almalinux/
Join the Eclipse IDE Community Call on 28 November to discuss the Initiative31 findings and share your thoughts on modernisation. Whether you're new or experienced, your voice can make a difference!
Register today! https://hubs.la/Q02WMVW20 #EclipseIDE
Join the Future of Eclipse Platform & IDE!
The SWT modernization effort is gaining momentum, fueled by hope from #EclipseCon! Now it’s time to act. We need new contributors to help shape what’s next.
Nov 28, 2024 Register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/eclipse-ide-community-call-engage-and-shape-the-future-of-swt-tickets-1051933129307
#OpenSource #IDE #RCP #EclipseIDE #EclipsePlatform #SWT
I've been a fan of Sage (https://www.sagemath.org/) and CoCalc (https://cocalc.com/) for some time, and I would now like to complain.
Sage is an open source computer algebra system which is written in Python, but for technical reasons comes with its own version of the Python interpreter. The first IDE I used regularly was Eclipse, and I used to know the arcane steps needed to make it use the Sage Python binary on various systems.
I switched to PyCharm some years ago, but I have only been using it to write pure Python. Now I want to use Sage, so I tried doing the same gymnastics I used to do with Eclipse and was annoyed.
I decided that being forced to work online wasn't a big deal, so I'd use CoCalc instead. Even though CoCalc was made with Sage in mind, there does not seem to be direct support for running Python modules with Sage, only the notebook style is promoted. It seems absurd to me that after all these years it is still so much work to simply use Sage in a Python project with an IDE.
In addition to this, Sage's support for the kinds of calculations I want to do at the moment is quite immature, with TODO in many, many places.
I want to use Sage since it combines many useful (and fast) libraries that I need, but I think I need to just accept that I should start building my own solution that works for my purposes.
I know that I could contribute to Sage, but I feel like the weight of changing what I need to change is so much, and that I would get my calculation done faster by just doing it myself.
Did you know? The #EclipseIDE Working Group is formed to ensure the continued sustainability, integrity, evolution and adoption of the Eclipse IDE. Find out more at: https://hubs.la/Q02dzbtz0
Some examples I like:
The new #EclipseIDE is now available! Download the 2024-06 release, featuring the latest #Java support and several platform improvements: https://hubs.la/Q02By5jh0 #opensource #DeveloperTools
