Published October 7, 2026 · Added October 9, 2026

Eclipse Fastbelt passes creation review as a Go toolkit for domain-specific languages

The Eclipse Foundation's creation review for Eclipse Fastbelt concluded successfully on October 7, 2026, adding an MIT-licensed Go toolkit for building domain-specific languages to the foundation's Eclipse Cloud Development project area. Fastbelt generates language components from grammars and offers parallel processing and Language Server Protocol editor integration aimed at large workspaces and performance-sensitive language tooling. The proposal, published September 21 under project leads Mark Sujew and Miro Spönemann, calls for repository migration and intellectual-property review before the first release under Eclipse governance, and the project is listed as incubating.

The Eclipse Foundation’s creation review for Eclipse Fastbelt concluded successfully on October 7, 2026, adding an MIT-licensed Go toolkit for building domain-specific languages to the foundation’s Eclipse Cloud Development project area. Fastbelt generates language components from grammars and offers parallel processing and Language Server Protocol editor integration aimed at large workspaces and performance-sensitive language tooling. The proposal, published September 21 under project leads Mark Sujew and Miro Spönemann, calls for repository migration and intellectual-property review before the first release under Eclipse governance, and the project is listed as incubating.

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