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As we continue preparing for four jam-packed days of collaboration, learning, and community-building at EclipseCon, our September newsletter tees up a few of the topics and themes we'll explore in Ludwigsburg.

In his new blog, Eclipse Foundation Executive Director Mike Milinkovich discusses the initial gamble of Java EE, and what makes the release of Jakarta EE 10 so significant.

New specifications and capabilities enable enterprise Java developers to build lightweight applications suitable for microservices.

The Eclipse Foundation’s latest survey showcases significant growth across all aspects of Jakarta EE and overall use of enterprise Java.

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.

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.

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 Program Manager Tanja Obradovic provides an update on the progress of the Release Reviews for Jakarta EE 10 in her new blog.

"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.

 

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.