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Eclipse Newsletter - 2020.21.05
 

Jakarta EE 9 and Beyond


 

Editor's Note

As the target mid-year release date for Jakarta EE 9 approaches, we wanted to share some technical insights provided by our community members and get everyone thinking about potential next steps for Jakarta EE.
 
While Jakarta EE 9 is a tooling release aimed at infrastructure developers, Jakarta EE 10 gives us the opportunity to add new features and functionality that will enhance and extend cloud native technologies for Java.

Spotlight Articles

Our spotlight articles this month are intended to help you fully leverage Jakarta EE technologies today and tomorrow:

  • Steve Millidge shares an update on Jakarta EE 9 progress, provides key considerations for developers wondering whether they should adopt the release, and explains why now is the right time to start thinking about Jakarta EE 10.
  • Sergii Kostenko explains how to process huge volumes of data using Jakarta EE Batch.
  • Otavio Santana provides an overview of Jakarta NoSQL, its benefits, and considerations for converting a Jakarta NoSQL application to cloud native.

News and Community Updates

For the latest news and community updates, be sure to check out the News section in this newsletter. You’ll learn about:

  • The Eclipse Foundation’s transition to Brussels, Belgium, and what that means for committers and contributors.
  • Release dates for Jakarta EE Developer Survey results and Jakarta EE election results.
  • The latest Jakarta EE 8 full platform and web profile compatible products.
  • The new Jakarta EE Working Group YouTube channel and our latest Tech Talk.
  • The recently opened 2020 IoT Developer Survey.

For a complete list of all available channels for Jakarta EE community updates, click here.
 
Happy Reading!
Shabnam Mayel

New Project Proposals

  • Eclipse Arrowhead - provides a Service Oriented Architecture-based interoperability and integrability framework for the design and operation of complex systems of systems in the industrial automation domain. 
  • Eclipse LSP4MP - Language Server for Eclipse MicroProfile - provides core language support capabilities for the specifications defined under the Eclipse MicroProfile project.
  • Eclipse Phizog - provides open implementations conformant with the FACE-TSS (Transport Services Segment) standard for mainstream programming languages. 
  • Jakarta MVC - defines a standard for creating web applications following the action-based model-view-controller pattern.
  • AsciiDoc Language - defines and maintains the AsciiDoc Language Specification and Technology Compatibility Kit (TCK), its artifacts, and the corresponding language and API documentation. 
  • Eclipse Cloe - provides simulation middleware and simulation-engine bindings for connecting simulation engines to the "software under test".

Interested in more project activity? Read on!

New Project Releases

View all the project releases!

Upcoming Events

Virtual Eclipse IoT and Edge Native Day | May 28, 2020 | Virtual

SiriusCon2020 | June 18, 2020 | Virtual

JakartaOne Livestream Brazil | August 29, 2020 | Virtual

OSD Forum | September 15, 2020 | Virtual

Eclipse SAM IoT 2020 | September 17-18, 2020 | Virtual

EclipseCon 2020 | October 19-22, 2020 | Virtual

SUMO User Conference 2020 | October 25-28, 2020 | Berlin, Germany
 

Do you know about an event relevant to the Eclipse community? Submit your event to newsroom.eclipse.org.

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