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The fourth annual JakartaOne Livestream is a wrap! And what a show! I think it is safe to say that this was the best JakartaOne Livestream ever as we up our game from year to year. It kind of puts a little pressure on us for next year’s event, but...

The Eclipse Cloud Developer Tools contributor award for this month goes to Marc Nuri at Red Hat for his continuing leadership of JKube, and more specifically for the new JKube Remote Development feature.

The 2022 update to the Eclipse Foundation’s IP Policy, approved by the Board of Directors in June 2022, resulted in the following changes: The Eclipse Public License is no longer special. The Eclipse Foundation was originally conceived as a single-license foundation, but that hasn’t been true for a very long...

Welcome to issue number one hundred and fifty-three of Hashtag Jakarta EE! JakartaOne Livestream 2022 is only a couple of days away. Check out the agenda and be prepared for a full day packed with great content! If you haven’t registered yet, this is the time to do so! Between...

Welcome to issue number one hundred and fifty-two of Hashtag Jakarta EE! In the previous Hashtag Jakarta EE, I mentioned the release of Spring Framework 6.0 – the first major release in five years. This week, it is time for Spring Boot 3.0. Can you imagine that Spring Boot 2.0...

Yes, JakartaOne Livestream is on December 6th and you are invited! Our annual one-day virtual conference for developers and technical business leaders is taking place on December 6th this year! The program of the JakartaOne Livestream 2022 in English, has been published and I invite you to register for the...

Thanks to financial support from the OpenSSF’s Alpha-Omega project, the Eclipse Foundation is glad to have made significant improvements in the last couple of months. Our previous analysis helped us prioritize work area where improvements would be the most significant. Let’s see where we are today. Protect the branches from...

Our annual global Cloud Developer Survey is now open, and the Eclipse Cloud DevTools Working Group is inviting everyone in the cloud development ecosystem to add their voice. The more people who complete the survey, the more accurate the picture we can present back to the industry. Here’s a brief...

Open Source Software Supply Chain is at risk: threat actors are shifting target to amplify the blast radius of their attacks and as such increasing their return on investment. Over the past 3 years, we’ve witnessed an astonishing 742% average annual increase in Software Supply Chain attacks. To make it...

All Eclipse open source projects are required to operate in an open and transparent manner. This includes communication: all communication between and with the project team uses open channels. Specifically, we have no private channels for open source project work. Related, we don’t facilitate private communication between project team members...