Welcome to issue number one hundred and forty-five of Hashtag Jakarta EE! The Jakarta EE Platform Project started with weekly platform calls in 2019. The calls are open for everyone to participate and usually gather somewhere between 15 and 20 participants. The discussions are usually pretty lively and cover general...
The 2022 IoT & Edge Developer Survey Report provides key insights into developer preferences, concerns, challenges, and focus areas in what are arguably the most important technologies today. This visibility is essential for everyone who wants to better understand the IoT and edge computing landscape and take full advantage of...
JavaOne in Las Vegas is just a couple of weeks away. As it turns out, Jakarta EE will have a pretty good presence at the conference. My three Jakarta EE-themed sessions are: Jakarta EE BOF [ BOF4038] Tuesday, October 18 at 18:45 Jakarta EE 10: Simplicity for Modern and Lightweight...
The Eclipse Cloud Developer Tools contributor award for September goes to Aart van Baren at Precies. Software Ltd. for his past and continuing contributions and tireless work, most recently as a consultant for gitpod.io, to github.com/eclipse/openvsx and github.com/EclipseFdn/open-vsx.org, it's deployment at Open VSX Registry. Congratulations Aart and thanks for your...
I am happy to announce that Carmen Delgado has joined the Eclipse Foundation as the Community Manager for Adoptium. The Adoptium Working Group promotes and supports high-quality, Java TCK certified runtimes and associated technology for use across the Java™ ecosystem. Eclipse Temurin is the name of the OpenJDK distribution from...
Welcome to issue number one hundred and forty-four of Hashtag Jakarta EE! After Jakarta EE 10 was released, the platform project immediately started looking ahead toward Jakarta EE 11. Here are some of the issues and epics identified so far: Baseline Java SE level for Jakarta EE 11 Requirements for...
JConf Dev 2022 (aka DEEP. DISH. JAVA.) felt like a smaller version of Devnexus. It sure has the potential to grow into something more prominent once the fine citizens of Chicago discover what they missed out on in 2022. Stay tuned for 2023, and make sure to grab your ticket...
The results of the 2022 Jakarta EE Developer Survey are very telling about the current state of the enterprise Java developer community. They point to increased confidence about Jakarta EE and highlight how far Jakarta EE has grown over the past few years. Strong Turnout Helps Drive Future of Jakarta...
Welcome to issue number one hundred and forty-three of Hashtag Jakarta EE! What a week for the Java community! Java SE 19 on Tuesday and Jakarta EE 10 on Thursday! There are already several options available for Java SE 19. For those of you waiting for Eclipse Temurin, I can...
The Eclipse Cloud Developer Tools contributor award for August goes to Tim deBoer at RedHat for his work as a chair of the steering committee of the Eclipse Cloud DevTools Working Group. Congratulations and thanks for your contributions! The Eclipse Cloud DevTools Working Group provides a vendor-neutral ecosystem of open-source...