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This project contains a working prototype of the next-generation REST API for the Eclipse Marketplace. The Eclipse Marketplace provides thousands of plug-ins, solutions, and service offerings for the the Eclipse community. And the new REST API will provide intuitive, flexible access to essential Marketplace listings, metrics, and activity.

Proof of concept project within the Microservice initiative, the Foundation looks to leverage Quarkus to renew their MPC API.

Project Dash is a place where the community itself can collaborate on tools for community awareness and collaboration in support of our ultimate objective of committer quality and cooperation. This is very much a research project as we are not entirely sure what these tools will be.

This repository host all the documents, images and files required to the creation of the Oniro Working Group as well as the Top Level Project and initial subprojects.

Marketing documents images and other files relevant to this stage of the Oniro Working Group Workflow. This repository is frozen (read only).

Tangle EE is a working group collaboration with the Eclipse Foundation. It provides a governed environment for organizations and contributors to develop new ideas and applications using IOTA technologies.

Relocated to:

https://gitlab.eclipse.org/eclipse/oniro-blueprints/core/pim435 https://gitlab.eclipse.org/pcoval/pim435

A userspace driver application for PIM435 written in C

The mission of the openGENESIS Working Group is to provide methods and tools for the assessment of artificial intelligence (AI) used for autonomous driving.

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Eclipse DataEggs provides open datasets related to the Eclipse forge. Please check the project's website for more information.

This theme is intended to provide the branding for Eclipse projects using GitHub pages for their documentation.

The Eclipse Foundation has been a partner in many publicly funded research projects since 2013. We help organizations to successfully create, publish, and sustain an open source software platform, making the results of the research projects available for commercial or public exploitation.

The Science Working Group (SWG) works to solve the problems of making science software inter-operable and interchangeable.