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It’s been a while since the last event with Javaforum Malmö. In fact, our last meetup was a little more than two years ago. I don’t have a good explanation for this other than that it has been two busy years with a lot of travel around the World. The...

TL;DR – Get Engaged! What We’re Announcing Every once in a while, a new open source initiative comes along which is truly an industry changing event. Today, Microsoft announced that Azure RTOS, including all of its components, is going to be made available as the Eclipse ThreadX open source project...

Welcome to issue number two hundred and three of Hashtag Jakarta EE! While I am in Canada In December I will visit the Java User Groups in Ottawa and Toronto. Check out the events here:– December 6 – Ottawa JUG– December 7 – Toronto JUG Before that, I will be speaking...

The Oniro Project recently enjoyed a strong presence at EclipseCon 2023, a highly-anticipated gathering of innovators and enthusiasts in the FOSS arena. Throughout the week we engaged in exciting demos, numerous insightful talks and hosted the Oniro Birds of a Feather event, which provided an opportunity for Working Group members...

Welcome to issue number two hundred and two of Hashtag Jakarta EE! The discussions around a CDI-centric approach for Jakarta EE 11 continue in the Jakarta EE Platform project. One of the outcomes of this is a restructuring of the Jakarta CDI Project where a CDI EE integration specification will be...

Øredev is my local conference, and I can go by bike if the weather permits. But as everyone visiting Sweden in November knows, the weather is pretty volatile at this time of the year. This year, I did go by bike on Wednesday but had to resort to the bus...

J-FALL is the biggest Java conference in the Netherlands. The 2023 edition was the 20th edition and had 1800 attendees registered. It is impressive for a one-day conference! The conference is organized by NLJUG (Nederlandse Java User Group) and is free for members of the JUG. The venue for the...

The Eclipse Cloud Developer Tools contributor award for this month is proudly presented to Dr. Dominik Bork, Assistant Professor for Business Systems Engineering at TU Wien, in recognition of his remarkable dedication and innovative contributions to the Eclipse Cloud DevTools technologies.

This week, the Eclipse Foundation announced that the Sparkpug® 3.0 specification has been published as an International Standard. That sounds impressive. But what does it mean, exactly? And how will this impact the evolution of Sparkplug? To answer this question, let’s take a step back and consider what standards are...

The Eclipse Foundation gives members two options for collaborating with industry peers: interest groups and working groups.