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Welcome to issue number one hundred and sixteen of Hashtag Jakarta EE! Last week was dedicated to JavaLand 2022. It was awesome to be back at Phantasialand after two years! Read my short recap of JavaLand 2022 for more about this year’s conference. Talking about conferences, EclipseCon will be back...

In 2005, there weren't many hosted forge options for developers. At the time, the Eclipse Foundation used CVS, Bugzilla and a host of other glued-together options to make these tools integrate together. We migrated from CVS to Git a couple of years later, and today the Eclipse forge still looks...

JavaLand 2022 is a wrap! This is one of my absolute favorites when it comes to conferences, and this year finally back to in-person after being online the last two years. A bit smaller than usual, but with 100% community spirit! This year, I had two Jakarta EE talks included...

The fifth annual Jakarta EE Developer Survey 2022 is open! Please take a couple of minutes to provide valuable thoughts and experiences from the Java ecosystem in order to help shape the future of Jakarta EE. The previous surveys have provided valuable input around the state of cloud-native enterprise Java...

Welcome to issue number one hundred and fifteen of Hashtag Jakarta EE! Discussion around how Jakarta EE should handle the deprecation for removal of the Security Manager in Java SE ( JEP 411) took up almost the entire Jakarta EE Platform call this week. Just to be clear, the Security...

In less than six minutes of your time, you can let the entire cloud native Java industry know what you need to support modern enterprise applications. The Jakarta EE Developer Survey is one of the largest developer surveys in the Java landscape, and the number of responses it generates clearly...

Today the Eclipse Foundation is announcing a new working group dedicated to developing a new and innovative software platform for the world’s automotive industry. The Eclipse Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) initiative has the support of leading companies across the automotive, IT, cloud, and services industries, all of which are necessary...

Welcome to issue number one hundred and fourteen of Hashtag Jakarta EE! All specifications that planned to target Jakarta EE 10 made the February 28 deadline! Congratulations! That means that Jakarta EE 10 is on track. The Jakarta EE Specification Committee has started the release reviews for Jakarta Batch 2.1...

There is a lot going on in the Eclipse Cloud DevTools community. In this post, I'd like to recap the goings on, interesting publications, developments, and project releases during the month of February. Going forward, I'll publish monthly updates, so be sure to stay tuned by following us on Twitter...

The Eclipse Dash License Tool identifies the licenses of content. It is intended primarily for use by Eclipse committers to vet third party content used by their Eclipse open source project. The license tool has a Maven plugin that you can use find license information for all of your Maven...