Jersey 2.28-RC4 has been released
Jersey 2.28-RC4 is available in maven central! Jersey 2.28-RC4, the first Jakarta EE publicly available version of Jersey, is an almost final version of Jersey 2.28.
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Mike Milinkovich on Java in 2018 and 2019
John Waters talks with Mike Milinkovich about the transition of the stewardship of enterprise Java and what he sees coming for the Java community in 2019.
EFSP: The Specification Committee Votes
JNoSQL is an Eclipse project which, according to its definition: "is a Java framework that streamlines the integration of Java applications with NoSQL databases. It defines a set of APIs to interact with NoSQL databases and provides a standard implementation for most NoSQL databases.
Asciidoctor: A new home at the Eclipse Foundation
After numerous calls for an AsciiDoc specification over the past year, it's abundantly clear the community is ready for AsciiDoc to take this step.
2018 Annual Summary
It’s this time of the year again. Time for the yearly summary of conferences, travels, community activities, open source projects, amazing people!
How the Eclipse Foundation is saving enterprise Java
The Eclipse Foundation is quiet and doesn't brag about its work on enterprise Java, but this approach just might save the standard.
Eclipse EE4J and Glassfish Now Being Fully Built and Tested as Open Source
The Eclipse EE4J project has reached a milestone of having all of it's sub-projects available in Eclipse EE4J github organization with nightly and release builds run under the Eclipse CI environment.
What is Open Source and Why Should You Care?
The term "open source" is used with excitement throughout multiple industries, yet folks are still asking a lot of questions, chief among them: What is open source & why should I care?
Big50-2018 Challenge 1 Winner: Edgeworx
The first Elevator Pitch winner is Edgeworx, a startup developing an application and security platform for the network edge.
Jakarta EE: What is it and what does it mean for Enterprise Java?
Watch the recorded panel discussion from Oracle CodeOne's 2018 technical session.
IBM and Red Hat wield power over enterprise Java
A combined IBM and Red Hat could mean changes for developers in a number of ways, one of which might be the future of enterprise Java.
Edgeworx ioFog Platform Drills Software Down to the Edge
The company’s platform is based on the Eclipse ioFog open source project and targets developers looking to deploy and manage any application or containerized microservice at the edge.
Jakarta EE spec process paves way for enterprise Java
Eclipse will govern the future direction of enterprise Java for developers through the Eclipse Foundation Specification Process, and it pledges vendor-neutral support and IP protection.
Jakarta EE Community Voices: What lies ahead for Jakarta EE?
24 community members participated in the Jakarta EE Community Voices document, which focuses on technical innovations for Jakarta EE specifications.
What's New In Eclipse JNoSQL 0.0.7
Let's take a look at what's new in Eclipse JNoSQL 0.0.7 and explore how it improves queries in Cassandra with pagination state.
Newest Imporvements to the Quarterly Eclipse IDE release
The latest version of the free development environment Eclipse for Java, C / C ++, PHP and some other programming languages brings a number of improvements.
PNNL's Volttron Goes Way Beyond Building Energy Management
Volttron has morphed into a cybersecure platform for development of new analysis and management solutions.
Industrial IoT World, Atlanta
The Eclipse Foundation is a proud media sponsor of Industrial IoT World in Atlanta, Georgia this month! Join us at Industrial IoT World in Atlanta on Oct 29-30! Book your conference pass with code ECLIPSE20 for 20% off.
PNNL’s Volttron Goes Way Beyond Building Energy Management
Volttron has morphed into a cybersecure platform for development of new analysis and management solutions
Open IoT Challenge 5.0
Our 5th annual Open IoT Challenge is now open! Participate today by submitting your proposal by Dec. 7th, 2018. Find all the details of the challenge by clicking on the link above.