Enterprise Java and Jakarta EE Continue to Grow per the Results of the 2022 Jakarta EE Developer Survey
The Eclipse Foundation’s latest survey showcases significant growth across all aspects of Jakarta EE and overall use of enterprise Java.
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Leveraging Github Sponsors for Eclipse Foundation Working Groups
Earlier this year the Eclipse Foundation Board approved a Github Sponsors pilot for the Adoptium Working Group where GitHub Sponsors was enabled for the Adoptium GitHub organization.
Be Sure to Check out These Java Talks at EclipseCon 2022
The Java track includes talks on the different methods for deploying OSGi java applications, a rundown on how Java has changed over the course of its extensive version history, and more.
Jakarta EE 10: What Decision Makers Need to Know
Discover what's new in Jakarta EE 10, how it can help you, and what migrating actually looks like in Payara's new fact sheet.
Jakarta EE 10: The countdown can start!
Jakarta EE Program Manager Tanja Obradovic provides an update on the progress of the Release Reviews for Jakarta EE 10 in her new blog.
Elektrobit joins the Eclipse Foundation and the Eclipse Software Defined Vehicle Working Group
"We believe in investing in open standards that foster collaboration and innovation in the industry," said Mike Robertson, vice president of global product management and strategy at Elektrobit.
State of the Eclipse Foundation GitHub Repositories
Eclipse Foundation Head of Security Mikaël Barbero goes through Scorecard's overview of the current security posture of 254 Eclipse Foundation projects in his new blog post.
Open Source Innovation In IoT & Edge - Eclipse Community Newsletter
This IoT & Edge edition of our newsletter features original articles from the project leads of Eclipse ioFog and Eclipse hawkBit, plus a special look at Eclipse Chariott and Eclipse Software Defined Vehicle's code-first approach.
Why a Common Operating System Will Strengthen the German Auto Industry
Many systems mean fewer apps and more costs. The automotive industry should follow the example of smartphone manufacturers, write Joachim Schü, Heiko Huettel and Christoph Hartung.
Software-Defined Car: Going Away From Doing It On Your Own
The software-defined vehicle of tomorrow is a collaborative project. Car manufacturers have now come to this conclusion. Development partnerships and the global open source community are there to help.