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Otavio Santana, one of the JNoSQL project leads, answered a few questions about the functionality of the Eclipse JNoSQL project – a Java framework that makes it easier to integrate Jakarta EE and MicroProfile applications with NoSQL databases.
Learn why Java developers should adopt the technology by reading the Q&A.
Payara founder Steve Millidge explains why developers need Jakarta Concurrency, the primary use cases, main components, and plans for evolving the specification.
Santiago Pericas-Geertsen summarizes the enhancements, clarifications, and two new APIs that are being added to the Jakarta RESTful Web Services specification.
Ivar Grimstad recaps the history and current status of Jakarta MVC, and provides a brief introduction to the Model-View-Controller technology.
The Eclipse GlassFish application server is a compatible product for every Jakarta EE release, and it has very deep roots in the Java world.
