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Introduction 2019 marked the fifth anniversary of the Eclipse IoT Developer Survey. This edition is without a doubt the best yet. More than 1700 persons participated; that's about three times more than last year! As usual, the aim of the survey was to look at the IoT landscape to understand the key trends for people building IoT solutions and identify the relevant technologies and standards. You can find the results of our previous surveys on the Eclipse IoT website . Executive Summary Our key findings for this edition of the survey are: IoT drives real outcomes today.  65% of respondents are currently working on IoT projects or will be in the next 18 months AWS, Azure, and GCP are the leading IoT cloud platforms IoT developers mostly use C, C++, Java, JavaScript, and Python MQTT is still the dominant communication protocol leveraged by developers The Eclipse Desktop IDE is the leading IDE for building IoT applications  A deeper look at our key findings IoT...

What will you be doing in May? For me, the answer is flying to California, meeting with people and talking about open source and open standards for building IoT solutions. I can't wait! The Eclipse IoT Day taking place May 13, 2019, is co-located with IoT World 2019 - the world’s biggest IoT event! The IoT Day is organized by the Eclipse Foundation and Eclipse IoT Working Group , in collaboration with the IoT World 2019 team. There, you will learn from world-class industry experts how open source software can help you build devices, edge nodes, and IoT cloud platforms. Check out the speakers and their talks and register today! I will have the privilege to welcome the attendees and open the program. My talk, titled Eclipse IoT - State of the Union will enable me to share with you what happened in the Eclipse IoT Ecosystem in the last year and what is the Foundation's roadmap for the future. You will learn about major project releases; discover new projects such as ioFog,...

After leaving Oracle, I planned to start a new blog. I bought this domain name, opened a Blogger account, and then... Life got in the way. Earlier this week, I started a new job at the Eclipse Foundation. I am now their IoT and Edge Computing Program Manager. What does this entail? Simply working with the rest of the Eclipse IoT Community . There are new projects to incept, new members to recruit, new developers to get in touch with... Part of my job is to get the message out; as such, I will be a frequent sight at industry conferences. I will also start to actually use this blog. I am very excited about this! For the time being, this place is a work in progress. You can expect improved visuals and actual content soon. Is there something you want me to write about? Please let me know!