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To help you learn more about the latest updates to Jakarta EE specifications, this month’s newsletter focuses on the functionality, efforts underway, and plans for multiple Jakarta EE specifications.

Enterprise Java is currently experiencing a renaissance, ever since the change in name from Java EE to Jakarta EE and the transfer of the project from Oracle to the Eclipse Foundation.

This forward-looking baseline will provide significant benefits in Spring's API design and integration efforts, shining through to your application code and future-proofing the framework as well as your applications for many years to come.

The Eclipse Temurin project is excited to announce that the official docker images for Temurin binaries are now available on Docker Hub.

In this session from IBM Developer, we dive into the Eclipse Adoptium project and look at how it is bringing the best in open Java technologies to developers and users around the world.

Java EE, now known as Jakarta EE, helps bridge old and new technologies - say a mix of older and cloud-native applications in a hybrid cloud environment. Jakarta EE effectively helps applications converse

The month of May was very busy with activities related to Release 9.1! Jakarta EE development and innovation is definitely taking off at full speed.

The hibernate-core-jakarta artifact implements the Jakarta JPA 3.0 specification, while the hibernate-core artifact still implements the Jakarta JPA 2.2 specification.

The accelerated innovation we’re seeing in Jakarta EE, and the growing number of compatible implementations, are clear signs that enterprise Java is experiencing a renaissance.

Welcome to the seventieth issue of Hashtag Jakarta EE!