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This year’s survey is focused on the cloud — how you’re planning to build modern enterprise applications, where you think cloud native Java is going, and what you’ll need to get there.
With the return to in-person events, we’re happy to announce that Jakarta EE will be hosting a booth and a reception at the upcoming Devnexus 2022 event in April.
Will tells us about the challenges of working with people who have different types of experience, and why you should never be afraid to email a mailing list.
The second annual Cloud IDE Day is coming up April 27-28. The latest edition of the virtual event is focused on tools and best practices for development in the cloud.
On April 4, we’re officially launching the IoT & Edge Developer and Adoption Survey, collecting insights across the IoT and edge computing industry landscapes.