This week the Eclipse IoT and Eclipse Edge Native Working Groups officially launched our 2022 IoT & Edge Developer and Adoption Survey. This annual survey is well-known for delivering unique and critical insights across the IoT and edge computing industry landscapes. If your company uses or deploys commercial IoT and...
Welcome to issue number one hundred and eighteen of Hashtag Jakarta EE! The release reviews for Jakarta Persistence 3.1, Jakarta RESTful Web Services 3.1, Jakarta XML Binding 4.0, and Jakarta XML Web Services 4.0 will conclude this week. This means that these four specifications will join the list of specifications...
This week, I had the pleasure of visiting Java User Groups in Belfast and Dublin to present Jakarta EE. In Belfast, I presented an overview of what’s coming in Jakarta EE 10. I also provided a guide on how to migrate from earlier versions of Jakarta EE. The following day...
Eclipse Cloud Dev Tools Working Group happenings for March, 2022; logi.CLOUD, STMicroelectronics, Theia, and Cloud IDE Days. Theia Adopter Story: logi.CLOUD, a modern engineering platform for industrial automation logi.CLOUD is an innovative and cloud-based engineering platform for industrial controllers. The project is based on Eclipse Theia and adopts several other...
The Eclipse Cloud DevTools contributor award this month goes to STMicroelectronics for significantly contributing to improving the documentation of Eclipse Theia and Eclipse GLSP. Congratulations and thanks for your contributions! Eclipse Theia is the next generation platform for building web-based tools and IDEs. Eclipse GLSP is a framework for building...
Welcome to issue number one hundred and seventeen of Hashtag Jakarta EE! One specification concluded its release review this week. Jakarta JSON Processing 2.1 joins Jakarta Activation 2.1, Jakarta Annotations 2.1, Jakarta Batch 2.1, Jakarta JSON Binding 3.0, Jakarta Mail 2.1, and Jakarta SOAP with Attachments 3.0 on the list...
A great way to get involved, provide input and insights of Java enterprise industry is taking part in our fifth annual 2022 Jakarta EE Developer Survey. It takes less than 6 minutes of your time, but the impact is extremely important: it gives, the Jakarta EEworking group and community opportunity...
The Jakarta EE community is completely focused on execution of the Jakarta EE 10 release plan. Following the Jakarta EE Specification Process we are seeing the progress of the individual specifications. In addition to the previous blog, we now have the Release Review completed for the following specifications Jakarta SOAP...
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...