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Welcome to the seventy-first issue of Hashtag Jakarta EE! Let’s look at Jakarta EE 10! By filtering on the EE10 label in our GitHub issue tracker, you will find the list of topics currently under discussion. I would like to highlight a couple of the issues. Jakarta EE 10 Direction...

Scientific progress goes “boink”? – Hobbes The Eclipse Foundation Specification Process (EFSP) provides a framework and governance model for developers engaged in the process of developing specifications. Specification: A specification is a collection of related artifacts. The EFSP defines a specification as a “collection of Application Programming Interface (API) definitions...

The Eclipse Foundation community awards are back for 2021! The Eclipse Foundation has a vibrant community of many dedicated individuals, who deserve to be recognized for their contributions. To recognize our community members, we will be presenting awards for Top Committer, Top Newcomer Evangelist, Top Contributor, and Lifetime Achievement at...

Our update this month is jam-packed with highlights, as March and April were busy with many events and new developments in the Jakarta EE Community! The highlights for the past two months are as follows: The Jakarta EE 2021 Developer Survey is now open! It is that time of the...

We are happy to share the news with you: Java User Group Istanbul has been invited by Jakarta EE Steering Committee to join the Working Group as a Guest member. JUG Istanbul is a driving force behind Jakarta One Livestream - Turkish event, and its members are interested in being...

Welcome to the seventieth issue of Hashtag Jakarta EE! The Jakarta EE 9.1 release is coming up shortly. The release review ballot for ratification of the specification will start this week. A special detail regarding this release is that there will be at least three, possibly four, compatible implementations used...

The Eclipse Foundation is a member-driven, vendor-neutral organization. I cannot count the number of times I have said this since I started at the Foundation in February of 2019. As a Foundation staffer, my job is to serve the community and assist its members in driving their initiatives. During the...

We have created a set of Jakarta EE Community Cards that you can use to show your participation in the Jakarta EE Community. Save any card you want and share it on social media or your website. If you use the hashtag #JakartaEE, we will do our best to amplify...

Welcome to the sixty-ninth issue of Hashtag Jakarta EE! The Compatibility Certification Requests ( #334 and #335) for Eclipse GlassFish 6.1.RC1 has been filed both for Jakarta EE Platform 9.1 as well as Jakarta EE Web Profile 9.1. These CCRs will be used in the ratification of the final Jakarta...

EclipseCon is the leading conference for developers, architects, and open source business leaders to learn about Eclipse technologies and share best practices. With the objective of meeting the community’s needs, the sessions and keynotes at EclipseCon are chosen by an independent program committee made up of volunteers from the Eclipse...