Voting has started for the JAX London Innovation Awards! Let’s take a closer look at this year’s slate of candidates for the most innovative contributions to Java, Software Delivery, and DevOps.

Women are underrepresented in the tech sector —myth or reality? In addition to the Women in Tech survey, we also launched a diversity series aimed at bringing the most inspirational and powerful women in the tech scene to your attention. Today, we’d like you to meet Tracy Miranda, founder and CEO of Kichwa Coders and JAX London speaker.

Every year, the Eclipse community releases a host of upgrades all at once. Eclipse Oxygen released improvements and advances for more than 80 Eclipse projects. Holger Voormann revisits some of the cool new things you might have missed!

Ceylon is officially moving to the Eclipse Foundation. But wait! Before moving everything over to Eclipse, the Ceylon team decided to “push out one last binary-compatible release of Ceylon 1.3.” Read on to find out more about this significant minor release.

Android 8.0 Oreo is here! What does this mean for developers? We take a closer look at this delicious new offering from everyone’s favorite mobile operating system.

What comes to your mind when you hear the word Java? How about blockchain, DevOps and microservices? If you want to learn about emerging technologies or dive deeper into topics you’re already familiar with (I’m looking at you Java 9), what better way to do that than to go straight to the source? Open the magazine and allow the experts to shower you with information!

Twitter is home to some of the biggest Scala codebases on the planet. So it’s no surprise that a group of Twitter engineers have come up with an experimental new Scala compiler aimed solely at improving compiler speed.

Javaslang’s rebranding into Vavr has been the least of changes over in this functional Java 8+ library. The latest upgrade in the march towards 1.0 includes new changes, improved backwards compatibility, and interoperability with the Java ecosystem.

Every few years, a company must rethink its platform, start to finish, which begins with the coding languages and its architecture. In this article, Rashi Khurana, Director of Engineering at Shutterstock explains how to (properly) complete a tech migration.

Calling all PHP Devs! It has been yet another productive year for the Eclipse PHP Development Tools (PDT) project. Kaloyan Raev goes over all the new features, from PHP 7.1, Composer, and more.

Hey Eclipse fans! In honor of the total solar eclipse taking place on August 21, we’re taking a look back at some of our top Eclipse IDE posts. So, put on your funky eclipse glasses and come watch with us!

Dubbed “the missing piece of serverless architectures,” Event Gateway allows developers “react to data flows of all their applications in a centralized way, with serverless compute — it is an open-source communication fabric for serverless architecture.” Read on to find out more about it.

In this article, Edgar Espina, the creator of Jooby explains what options this modular micro framework offers to build large scale web applications and keep the source code organized and maintainable.

“We believe that moving Java EE technologies to an open source foundation may be the right next step,” Java EE evangelist David Delabassee announced yesterday in a new blog post. Although Oracle is exploring moving Java EE technologies “to an open source foundation” *after* the delivery of Java EE 8, one cannot argue that this is a big step.