Microsoft Is Now Part Of The Eclipse Foundation

Written by Michael Larabel in Microsoft on 8 March 2016 at 02:52 PM EST. 34 Comments
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Well, Microsoft is continuing in their open-source/Linux announcements. Succeeding yesterday's announcement of Microsoft SQL Server coming to Linux, today the Windows maker announced they are joining the Eclipse Foundation.

Their MSDN blog post announced, "At Microsoft, our developer mission is to deliver experiences that empower any developer, building any application, on any OS. And this mission requires us to be open, flexible, and interoperable: to meet developers and development teams where they are, and provide tools, services and platforms that help them take ideas into production...Microsoft is taking its relationship with the Eclipse community to the next level by joining the Eclipse Foundation as a Solutions Member. Joining the Eclipse Foundation enables us to collaborate more closely with the Eclipse community, deliver a great set of tools and services for all development teams, and continuously improve our cloud services, SDKs and tools."

Other members of the Eclipse Foundation includes the likes of Red Hat, IBM, CA, Oracle, BMW, Cisco, Dell, GitHub, and others.
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