Today, the Eclipse Foundation announced the release of Eclipse Mars, the tenth annual combined release of Eclipse software. Although the Eclipse Foundation celebrated its tenth anniversary last year and the eponymous IDE's anniversary was in 2011, the combined annual release train didn't start until Callisto in 2006 (with Eclipse 3.2). Prior to that date, the IDE provided annual releases but other Eclipse projects released at independent times (often a few months afterwards) making inter-project dependencies difficult to manage. Read more on infoq.com...

Die Eclipse Foundation hat die neue Version »Mars« in einer gleichzeitigen Veröffentlichung der Entwicklungsumgebung und vieler einzelner Projekte freigegeben. Read more on pro-linux.de...

Erstmals mit einem Installer ausgestattet erreicht nun schon zum zehnten Mal der Eclipse Release Train pünktlich sein Ziel. Neuerungen sollen vor allem die Qualität des Projekts sichern und Trendthemen wie Docker abdecken. Read more on heise.de...

The Eclipse Foundation has announced the release of Mars, the 10th annual coordinated release train of Eclipse projects. Read more on sdtimes.com...

The Eclipse Foundation is proud to announce the availability of the Mars release, the annual Eclipse release train. This is the tenth year the Eclipse community has shipped a coordinated release of multiple Eclipse projects. The Mars release represents the work of 79 different open source projects, 65 million lines of code and involved 380 Eclipse committers. Read more on Eclipse.org...