Now in its sixth year, this is the Enterprise Java ecosystem’s leading survey with thousands of developers sharing their insights from around the globe. The purpose of the survey is to gain a better understanding of the requirements, priorities, and perceptions of Java developer communities.
In one of the biggest releases of Open Liberty since its debut over 5 years ago, 23.0.0.3 includes Jakarta EE 10 Platform, Jakarta EE Web Profile, and, for the first time, Jakarta EE Core Profile. Many new enhancements are added throughout most of the features that make up the profiles.
The OSPO OnRamp meeting series provides an open, neutral and friendly forum, low-threshold entry point to exchange and learn about the basics of how to set up an Open Source Program Office and get started with open source.
To showcase how easy it is to sell Eclipse-based products from directly within the Eclipse IDE or any other Eclipse RCP package, Yatta releases IDE Intruders, an open-source mini game.
Mercedes-Benz Tech Innovation joined the Working Group as a Strategic member to be able to shape the activities of this working group together with companies like Microsoft, Bosch, Volkswagen Cariad, Continental, ZF, and others.
The Eclipse Ditto team is proud to announce the availability of Eclipse Ditto 3.2.0. Version 3.2.0 brings a new History API, Eclipse Hono connection type, case-insensitive searches and other smaller improvements, e.g. on the Ditto UI and in the JS client.
In Fight Club, Tyler Durden says, “A person had to work hard for it, but a minute of perfection was worth the effort.” This always had me thinking about the first two words, “A person”, if one singular person can create a minute of perfection, what can a global team accomplish? I believe we are going to find out when we visit our friends at OpenHW Group, so off to the north!