Hashtag Jakarta EE #312
Welcome to issue number three hundred and twelve of Hashtag Jakarta EE! The Holiday season is over here, and most...
Jakarta EE 2025: a year of growth, innovation, and global engagement
As 2025 comes to a close, it's a great moment to reflect on what we’ve achieved together as the Jakarta...
Eclipse SDV in 2025: All roads lead to open source
A year in review and a bold look ahead to 2026 By Sara Gallian and Ansgar Lindwedel As we steer...
What’s in store for open source in 2026?
As 2025 draws to a close, many of us find ourselves reflecting on a year of remarkable change and looking...
Open Source Experience 2025
Since I already was in Paris to speak at the Paris JUG, I took the opportunity to attend Open Source...
EDWG 2025 year in review: a milestone year for dataspaces and digital sovereignty
2025 will be remembered as the year when digital sovereignty moved from a strategic ambition to a geopolitical priority worldwide...
Paris JUG 2025
On Tuesday last week, I presented The Past, Present, and Future of Enterprise Java at the Paris JUG. The event...
Hashtag Jakarta EE #311
Welcome to issue number three hundred and eleven of Hashtag Jakarta EE! Last week I was in Paris where I...
Using Artificial Intelligence in your Eclipse Open Source Project
In this session, we delivered an early version of a presentation that we building to include in our Committer Training...
Meet the Eclipse SDV Committers: Haishi Bai from Eclipse Symphony
We caught up with Haishi Bai, Principal Architect at Microsoft, whose career has been shaped less by a traditional path...
Hashtag Jakarta EE #310
Welcome to issue number three hundred and ten of Hashtag Jakarta EE! The conference year is getting closer to the...
Why Cursor, Windsurf and co fork VS Code, but shouldn't
Forking VS Code gets you to market fast. Building on a platform gets you a product that lasts. Eclipse Theia...