Editor's Note

The Jakarta community has already made great progress this year and work is underway to deliver the Jakarta EE 8 release. But before we dive deeper into this Jakarta newsletter issue, let's take a moment to look at the 2019 Jakarta EE developer survey results, which canvassed nearly 1,800 Java developers about their adoption of Jakarta EE and trends in Java programming. The findings indicate that cloud native is critically important with a third of developers currently building cloud native architectures and another 30 percent planning to within the next year.

Access the full findings of the 2019 Java Community Developer Survey here.

This issue puts a spotlight on the present and future of Jakarta EE, including thoughts on the agreement between the Eclipse Foundation and Oracle on Jakarta EE and the use of Java trademarks and the javax namespace, how the current challenges can be transformed into opportunities, as well as the next steps towards Jakarta EE 8 and beyond.

You'll also have the chance to read about Quarkus, a next-generation Kubernetes native Java framework, learn how to easily migrate from your favorite Java EE server to an Eclipse MicroProfile implementation and discover how MicroProfile Rest Client 1.2 improves integration with other MicroProfile technologies.

➜ EE Security in Relation to JASPIC, JACC and LoginModules/Realms

➜ Gradual Migration from Java EE to MicroProfile

➜ Improved developer experience and MicroProfile integration for MicroProfile Rest Client 1.2

➜ Going Native with Eclipse MicroProfile and Quarkus

➜ Jakarta EE, what's in it for the Community?

➜ Jakarta Going Forward

➜ Thoughts about Jakarta EE Future without 'javax'

➜ The Cloud Native Imperative - Results from the 2019 Jakarta EE Developer Survey

➜ Jakarta EE and Specification Projects



To learn more about the ongoing collaborative efforts to build tomorrow's enterprise Java platform for the cloud, check out the Jakarta Blogs.

Have you attended a Jakarta Tech Talk yet? The Jakarta Tech Talks virtual meetup series is dedicated to the discovery and discussion of Jakarta EE and broader Cloud Native Java technologies. Become a member on the Meetup page to stay updated on talks to come.

PS: It's that time of the year again: the Call for Papers (CFP) is now open for EclipseCon Europe 2019! Please visit the CFP page here for information on how to submit your talks. This year, the early-bird submission deadline is July 1 and the final submission deadline is July 15. If you have an idea for a talk that will educate and inspire the Eclipse community, we would love to hear from you!

Happy reading!

Gabriela Motroc

@GabrielaMotroc