My EclipseCon 2014 keynote

Eclipse: The Next Ten Years
Mike Milinkovich
Executive Director
Eclipse Foundation
@mmilinkov
EclipseCon
March 18, 2014

In the beginning….
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2001: In the News…
I have used NetBeans somewhat, and for
an IDE written in Swing, it's not bad. The
features that Eclipse offers such for
refactoring, incremental compilation,
debugging, etc. are really hard to beat.
“Eclipse will very likely be a quick & cost-
effective way of forging alliances in the all-
important battle for developers ... using
open standards & open source software
as the means to gather those developer
resources.”
“Eclipse is a break from the proprietary
pattern, it come at a critical time in the
industry...its a very aggressive move”
The name of this new open source
initiative is Eclipse, as in overshadowing
of Microsoft's proprietary approach...it
may take a long time, but the open-
source movement eventually will
accomplish what the government failed
to do.
Suddenly IBM is cool

2001

Impacting a Market

The Battle Over Java

Pervasive in the Java Developer
Community
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
2004 2005 2006
Eclipse
Sun NetBeans
IBM WASD
IBM RAD
Oracle
JDeveloper
BZ Media Java Usage and Awareness Study
‘70% of Java developers use either
Eclipse or an Eclipse-based IDE.’
IDE Usage Trends Report, Feb. 2008

Eclipse – Widespread Adoption
Compuware OptimalJ
Sybase PowerBuilder
Other
Sun Forte for Java
Borland/TogetherSoft Control Ctr.
BEA WebLogic Workshop
Sun Java Studio
IBM Visual Age for Java
Microsoft Visual J++ or J# .NET
JetBrains IntelliJ IDEA
Oracle JDeveloper
Sun NetBeans
IBM WebSphere Studio or AD
Borland JBuilder or Enterprise Builder
Eclipse
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%
Source
Software Development Times
January 2005
Sun Java Studio Creator
Apple Project Builder or Xcode
Visual SlickEdit
Compuware DevPartner
Inhouse-developed IDE
Don’t Know

Brand Hijack – what happens when
your logo is open source

So where are we now?

We Are Used Everywhere….

Young Eclipse Developers
• Minecraft Modding using Eclipse and Forge
• Grade 3 to 12
• http://devoxx4kids.org
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Copyright (c) 2014 Eclipse Foundation,
Inc.
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We Get Used Everywhere….
Thanks to NASA Ames IRG

Community of Projects
Over 250 Projects!

Members of Eclipse

Open Innovation in Action:
Web Tools Platform Project
NetWeaver Studio
MyEclipse
CodeGear
JBuilder
Zend Studio
JBoss Studio

Open Innovation in Action:
C/C++ Development Tools Project

Governance
IP Mgt
Projects &
Process
Licensing
Model
Infra-
structure
Community
&
Ecosystem
Foundation Services

Predictability
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Working Groups

New Infrastructure

ZeroTurnaround Developer Productivity Report 2012

The Big News for Today
• Java 8 ships today
• JDT support for Kepler
SR2 available today
• Go see the Java 8 Day
talks!

So where to next?

I have no idea.

“…there is
no end plan.
It is just that
what works
survives…”
Linus Torvalds, Oct. 2013

The community is
the capacity

Trend #1

Software is Eating the World

Software Embedded on Airbus Aircraft
0,004 0,023 2
5 12
108
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
Size(MB)
Year
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©AIRBUSFRANCES.A.S.Tousdroitsréservés.Documentconfidentiel.
Open Source Day SIEMENS-VDO 27th September 2006 page 49
Our constraints
One example : AIRBUS A300
• Program began in 1972 and
will stop in 2007
2007-1972 = 35 years...
• Support will last until 2050
2050-1972 = 78 years !!!
On board software development for very long lifecycle
products

50 – 100
networked
ECUs
Mercedes
S-Class
Infotainment
Subsystem
20 Mio. LOC
90% of automotive innovations are
realised by software

Therac-25
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Solution: The Eclipse Polarsys Initiative
On board software development
for very long lifecycle products

Trend #2

Internet of Things

We Need an
OPEN
Internet of Things

We All Know That Open Wins

People Counter: Eclipse IoT in Action
EclipseCON 2014 Setup
Door set 1 Door set 2
Environmental
Sensors

Eclipse IoT in Action
Applying open source to end-to-end IoT solutions
• Integrate and Collect
• RaspberryPi Open Hardware
• Eclipse Kura and OSGi
Collect
• Transport over MQTT
• Eclipse Paho
• Eclipse Mosquitto
Transport
• Data Analytics and Intelligence
• Analyze sensor data
• Mesh-up with social media data
Data Analytics
• Manage via MQTT
• Remote Configuration
• Remote Updates
Manage
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Trend #3

Cloud

Development is Changing
“By 2019, 67 percent of software programmers
will primarily be developing in the cloud, up
from 18 percent today….”
Evans Research

What’s wrong with this picture?

What’s wrong with this picture?
200 MB
250 MB
153 MB

tools for the web
on the web
code.everywhere = true;

Challenge 1
We don’t know yet how cloud-based
developer tooling should look like
In particular, no one knows how to support
compiled languages like Java
(as in really supporting those languages!)
7
6

And the
other tools?
What about all the other tools that I
love to use on my machine?
7
7

Challenge 2
jump over into the cloud and leave
everything else behind doesn’t work
today
7
8

connecting the desktop IDE to the
cloud-based era of developer tooling
Project Flux
Demo
© 2014 Pivotal
Welcome Flux Project co-leaders
Martin Lippert – Pivotal Software, Inc.
John Arthorne - IBM

I have no idea.
Some

The community is
the capacity
You Are

COMMUNITY
IP Mgt
Projects &
Process
Licensing
Model
Infra-
structure
Community
&
Ecosystem
Eclipse Foundation

Thank You!
Questions?
mike@eclipse.org
@mmilinkov

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