Hashtag Jakarta EE #302
Welcome to issue number three hundred and two of Hashtag Jakarta EE! Last week, I was in Orlando for IBM...
Eclipse ThreadX: More Predictable; More Open
Last week, the Eclipse ThreadX project announced the release of ThreadX v6.4.3.202503. The version number may appear unusual at first...
IBM TechXChange 2025
This was my second time speaking at IBM TechXchange. First time was at the inaugural event in 2023 located in...
Meet the 2025 SDV Hackathon finalists and winners – and explore their code!
Last week at the SDV Hackathon Chapter Three , a total of 102 participants gathered at Bosch Innovation Campus, Berlin...
Eclipse Committer Survey 2025
In this session, Maria-Teresa presented a summary of our findings with 2025’s edition of the Eclipse Committer Survey. We didn’t...
Driving Software Supply Chain Security: Practical Support for Open Source Projects in SBOM Implementation
At the start of the year, the Eclipse Foundation Security Team launched a new initiative aimed to enhance software supply...
Organising Your Eclipse Open Source Project Team
By Wayne Beaton The Eclipse Foundation Development Process (EDP) clearly defines the roles of contributors, committers, and project leads. It...
dev2next 2025
The second edition of dev2next was a fantastic experience. Located in beautiful Colorado Springs and with a speaker lineup other...
From consumer to champion: How Bloomberg is strengthening the open source Java community
As the Adoptium Program Manager, I’m thrilled to shine a spotlight on Bloomberg’s journey with us . Their story is...
Hashtag Jakarta EE #301
Welcome to issue number three hundred and one of Hashtag Jakarta EE! I am now in Colorado Springs waiting for...
Key Highlights from the 2025 Jakarta EE Developer Survey Report
The results are in! The State of Enterprise Java: 2025 Jakarta EE Developer Survey Report has just been released, offering...
Come To Code 2025
Come To Code is a fantastic community event organized by a very dedicated Linux User Group in beautiful Pignola in...