EclipseSource Team

A Mobile App for FOSS4G Conference + a FREE Pass

Contributing to the Eclipse Community is one of our core values. This is why we helped create a mobile app for the FOSS4G North America conference (organized by the Eclipse Foundation). We developed the App using our Tabris framework. The App is free and will serve all attendees at the FOSS4G.

{:en}The first EclipseSourceCON{:}{:de}Die erste EclipseSourceCON{:}

{:en}Not so long ago (November 16-18, 2017), we held the first EclipseSourceCON. Team members from eight countries landed at our Munich office. We shared our experience, discussed the technology and solutions, and prepared the innovations for tomorrow.

The first EclipseSourceCON

{:en}Not so long ago (November 16-18, 2017), we held the first EclipseSourceCON. Team members from eight countries landed at our Munich office. We shared our experience, discussed the technology and solutions, and prepared the innovations for tomorrow.

Tabris.js 2.2 released

The latest Tabris.js 2.2.0 release brings some interesting new features to the table. A set of new APIs allow to input date and time values, an improved support for properties in TypeScript and several bugfixes make for a great release. Check the rundown below and the official changelog for more details.

An official app for the EclipseCon Europe 2017

Are you going to take part in the conference?

Here’s the official app of the EclipseCon Europe 2017 in Ludwigsburg (Germany). It’s going to be your guide during the event.

Tabris 2.1.1 update

We have released an update to Tabris. Check the details and enjoy creating your mobile apps.

Tabris.js 2.1 is here

We’ve just updated Tabris.js to 2.1

First of all - lots of support came to us from the users of Tabris.js 2.0. It’s good to know you’re with us – THANK YOU!