Eclipse's enterprise Java roadmap: more services coming
The JSON-B API, more cloud and microservices support, two XML efforts, web tags, and a JavaBeans Action Framework are among the planned elements
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The great code migration from Oracle to EE4J: Grizzly is shaping up nicely
The great Java EE migration is hitting its stride as various bits and bobs begin the shuffle from Oracle to the Eclipse Foundation.
Lauching IoT Developer Survey 2018
We just launched the fourth IoT Developer Survey in partnership with IEEE IoT Initiative, the Open Mobile Alliance, and the AGILE-IoT. Please take 10 short minutes to complete the survey.
Eclipse JNoSQL 0.0.4, a Solution to Java in NoSQL Databases
Learn about Eclipse JNoSQL, a Java framework that streamlines the intergration of a Java application with the NoSQL database
Eclipse IoT Newsletter - January 2018
The latest newsletter is available! It features articles about, Eclipse Cyclone, Eclipse Kura, Eclipse hono, IoT APIs, cloud-native IoT, and IoT trends in 2018.
Eclipse Collections 9.1 Released
The Eclipse Collections community continues to grow. There were ten developers who contributed to the Eclipse Collections 9.1.0 release.
Eclipse IoT Day Santa Clara
We are happy to announce the upcoming Eclipse IoT Day Santa Clara on May 14, 2018, in co-location with IoT World 2018.
Open IoT Challenge 4.0 - Teams are blogging
Follow the journey of Open IoT Challenge teams as they build their open IoT solutions! Click to read their blogs.
Buildship 2.2 Release Supports Java 9, Runtime Classpath Separation and More
The Eclipse Foundation has just announced the release of a new version of the Eclipse Buildship project, which integrates the Gradle build tool with Eclipse.
The First Nine Projects Proposed for EE4J
Dmitry Kornilov, senior software development manager at Oracle, and Mike Milinkovich, executive director at the Eclipse Foundation, spoke to InfoQ about these nine new projects.
Hazelcast Joins Eclipse Foundation to Collaborate on Open Source Enterprise Java
Working collaboratively with other members of the Eclipse community, Hazelcast's primary focus will be on JCache, the Eclipse MicroProfile and EE4J.
Open IoT Challenge 4.0 - Top 12
The jury has deliberated and the Top 12 proposals for the fourth Open IoT Challenge have been announced! Congratulations to the top 12 teams and good luck to all 78 teams in building their solution to win the final prize.
What's New in MicroProfile 1.2
The Eclipse Foundation recently released MicroProfile version 1.2 featuring four new APIs.
By yourself some time
The preposition By, and its positive contribution to productivity.
Eclipse begins enterprise Java transition from Java EE to EE4J
Eclipse Foundation unveils nine EE4J proposals covering Java NIO, REST, web services, JSON, messaging, middleware, and WebSockets
Eclipse Collections API Naming: Preposition Preference
Have you ever thought about how much we use prepositions in our Java APIs?!
Eclipse Collections: UnifiedMap- How it works?
UnifiedMap is the Map implementation of Eclipse Collections and is implemented very differently than a JDK HashMap.!
Are you up for a new challenge? Help choose a new name for Java EE
The name Java EE will have to go — we knew that already. Now’s your chance to have a say in this matter!
Think of Eclipse MicroProfile as two things: The project and the technology set
A lot has happened lately in the Eclipse MicroProfile world: they revamped the logo, released 1.2 and welcomed Oracle to its community.
Open IoT Challenge 4.0 - Deadline Extended
We received so many great solution proposals that we decided to give you one more week to propose your solution! New deadline for submissions is November 20.