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ALT AI Coding Workshop and Eclipse Foundation logos connected by flowing blue and orange digital waves, with coding, AI, and global open source community elements in the background.
ALT TheiaCon 2026 promotional graphic on a blue background featuring the TheiaCon logo and the message: “Every project has a story worth sharing. Share yours at TheiaCon 2026.
ALT Promotional visual for the Eclipse IDE & Platform Open Community Meetup on 15 September 2026 in Sankt Leon-Rot, Germany. Open, industry-backed and community driven, with developers collaborating around Eclipse technologies.
ALT Eclipse IDE 2026-09 “Celestial Edition” artwork showing a solar eclipse above mountains. A release train connects the Sun, Moon and Earth, all checked, with “BUILD SUCCESSFUL” and the message: “0 errors, 0 warnings, 1 total Eclipse.”
ALT Graphic from the Eclipse Foundation recognising Hannes Wellmann as a Top Committer. The image features the Eclipse Foundation and Eclipse logos at the top, an orange "Top Committer" badge, and a headshot of Hannes Wellmann. The text identifies him as Committer and Project Lead, Eclipse Maven Integration. The background is dark purple with soft circular light effects.
ALT Promotional graphic celebrating Open VSX 1.0.0. The Open VSX logo appears in the top left above the headline: “1.0.0, A major milestone, built together.” A thank-you message recognises the community of contributors, maintainers and supporters. Along the bottom are four values represented by icons: Secure, Open, Community, and Vendor Neutral. On the right, a large three-dimensional “1.0” stands on a purple podium labelled “Open VSX”, surrounded by confetti and a light purple background. A circular badge notes that version 1.0.1 is already available.
ALT Three-layer illustration of a digital ecosystem: developers working in modern IDE environments at the top labelled ‘What we see’, operational systems like control rooms and transport infrastructure in the middle labelled ‘What we run’, and a large underground data centre with servers and the Open Community Experience logo at the core labelled ‘What we depends on’.
