Toolchain Modernization Strategy Interest Group
As we strive to address the evolving needs of the software development landscape, the Eclipse Foundation has identified an opportunity to pioneer discussions on strategic toolchain modernization.
Interest Groups
Eclipse Cloud
The Eclipse Cloud Interest Group aims to empower individual cloud providers, cloud users, and cloud industry vendors to explore and assess ways to independently build, manage, operate, and consume the cloud services of their choice, from the providers of their choice.
This includes fostering:
Jakarta EE - future directions
Java will continue to be a mission critical language for organizations of all sizes well into the future. In order to compete with emerging languages for mindshare and wallets of decision makers and development teams, Java must drive initiatives and deliver standards and specifications that will enable innovation in current and new industries. Due to the nature of the working group structure, future-looking activity is typically very technology and next version focused.
Build.Next
The idea of the interest group is to work together on future standards for Java build and project management tools. Especially with the Java module system and all the new features in the OpenJDK tools, build tools are not current. On the other hand, Maven has shown how important it is to define standards (like pom & repositories) since that standards are used and supported by (mostly) all modern Java build tools today and even added to old tools like ANT.
Models for privacy engineering
Sharing practices for privacy engineering based on models
This interest group focuses on the sharing of practices for privacy engineering based on the use of models:
openMobility
The openMobility interest group will drive the evolution and broad adoption of mobility modelling and simulation technologies. It accomplishes its goal by fostering and leveraging collaborations among members. It is the goal of this interest group to deliver a methodology and a framework of tools based on validated models, which are accepted as “standard tools” in industry applications and academia for mobility modelling and simulation. Eclipse Foundation projects related to the openMobility interest group will provide technical implementations.