An independent collective building software. Based in India, working out of eclipseindia.xyz.
Eclipse isn't a company, a course, or an open contribution community. People get in by reaching out, and once someone's brought onto a team, that team builds the project together. What happens to the code afterward is a separate call — some projects end up open source, some don't — but joining a team itself is always by invite. There's no fixed focus; if a team here is building it, it counts.
- Every project is its own repository under
eclipseindia/. No enforced stack — each team decides how they build. - Team membership is by invite — that's how you become part of an Eclipse team building a project.
- Contributing code is a separate thing. Some repos are open source and welcome outside PRs (check that repo's
CONTRIBUTING.md); the rest are closed by default — no license to reuse, fork, or resell, and no outside PRs either. - A project stays live as long as its team is maintaining it. Dead projects get archived, not deleted, so the work stays visible.
- Credit lives in the repo it belongs to, not on a single org-wide members page.
Pinned repositories are above. Everything else is in the repositories tab.
Team membership isn't open. If you want to build with us, reach out through eclipseindia.xyz — if there's a fit, you'll be added to a team from there.
If a repo is marked open source, its CONTRIBUTING.md covers how to send a PR — no invite needed for that. Repos without that marking aren't accepting outside code.