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Eclipse Newsletter - 2019.20.11
Jakarta EE Takes Off
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Editor's Note
It’s been just two months since the community delivered on its promise to release Jakarta
EE 8, but a lot has happened since then. To build on the tremendous
momentum around Jakarta EE, this month’s newsletter focuses on
sharing information that will help everyone in the community to learn more
about programming with Jakarta EE and take full advantage of its huge
potential.
As you’ll see in the articles we’ve included, strategic and
technical conversations about Jakarta EE and its future are flourishing.
Here’s a quick preview of our lineup:
- The latest News from the Jakarta EE community
offers insights into the very productive discussions and workshops that
were held at EclipseCon Europe, Jakarta EE election updates, and other
important community news.
- This month’s Spotlight article by
Payara’s Rudy De Busscher explains the relationship between the
Payara Platform, MicroProfile, and Jakarta EE, essential information for
everyone interested in microservices architectures.
- Our Short Takes give you fast and easy
access to some of the most thought-provoking blogs about Jakarta EE hot
topics, tutorials, and technical overviews that will accelerate your
Jakarta EE development efforts.
- We provide lists of New Project Proposals,
New Project Releases, and Upcoming Eclipse Events
so you can stay up-to-date with what we’re doing here at the Eclipse Foundation.
- Finally, we highlight some of the many different ways you can Stay Connected with the highly engaged Jakarta EE community across
your preferred communications channels.
Get set for a great ride as Jakarta EE takes off!
Happy Reading,
Shabnam Mayel
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Articles
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New Project Proposals
- Eclipse Sentinel will provide a reference agent software implementation featuring the Eclipse hawkBit device API.
- Jakarta EE Starter provides functionality for generating skeleton Jakarta EE projects with optional samples and comment-like documentation backed by various vendor implementations.
- Streamsheets provides a platform for processing stream data using a spreadsheet-like interface and spreadsheet-like formulas.
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Interested in more project activity? Read on!
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New Project Releases
The combination of the quarterly simultaneous release and the Jakarta EE 8 release have made this a busy month for releases.
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View all the project releases here!.
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Upcoming Eclipse Events
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Eclipse events are being hosted all over the world! Get involved by attending
or organizing an event. View all events.
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Stay Connected
The Jakarta EE community is very active, and there are a number of channels to help you stay up-to-date with all of the latest and greatest news and information:
- Social media: Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn Group
- Mailing lists: jakarta.ee-community@eclipse.org and jakarta.ee-wg@eclipse.org
- Newsletters, blogs, and emails: Eclipse newsletter, Jakarta EE blogs, monthly update emails to jakarta.ee-community@eclipse.org, and community blogs on “how are you involved with Jakarta EE”
- Meetings: Jakarta Tech Talks, Jakarta EE Update Calls, Jakarta Town Hall, Eclipse Foundation events and conferences, such as EclipseCon Europe
Also, be sure to check out this month’s Jakarta EE Community Update blog to learn more about the Jakarta EE news and activities in the month of October and the first half of November, 2019.
Subscribe to your preferred channels today. And, get involved in the Jakarta EE Working Group to help shape the future of open source, cloud native Java. To learn more about Jakarta EE-related plans and check the date for the next Jakarta Tech Talk, be sure to bookmark the Jakarta EE Community Calendar.
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View all the project releases here!.
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