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Confused about what’s going on with Jakarta EE? This interview series is meant to help you navigate through all the changes and understand where it’s headed, as well as how Jakarta EE plans to become the new home of cloud-native Java. Our first guest is Jakarta EE consultant and instructor David Heffelfinger. Let’s dive deeper into the Jakarta EE universe!

Jakarta EE is forging a new path forwards for enterprise Java. In this opinion piece, Cesar Saavedra explains why Jakarta EE is a breath of fresh air for enterprise Java.

What are the current and future challenges of Jakarta EE? In this article, Dmitry Kornilov explains why making sure everything transfers over to the Eclipse Foundation is taking a lot longer than you’d think.

Jakarta EE is the new name for the overall platform comprised initially of the Java EE technologies that are being contributed to the Eclipse Foundation. Today, Ian Robinson explains why Java EE has moved to the Eclipse Foundation and where it’s going from here.

Confused about what’s going on with Jakarta EE? We take a look at what’s going on now that it’s hanging out at the Eclipse Foundation. Here’s what we know so far.

What is Jakarta EE? Why has it moved to the Eclipse Foundation? What has been the progress to date? Mike Milinkovich answers all these questions and more in this progress report for Jakarta EE.

What is Jakarta EE? What does it mean for a project to go open source like Java EE? In this interview, Ivar Grimstad, the PMC Lead of EE4J, gave us five minutes of his time to tell us about EE4J and Jakarta EE.

A lot is going on in the Jakarta EE universe at the moment: there’s a new website, new logo and a new (cloud-native) future. JAXenter editor Dominik Mohilo talked with Mike Milinkovich, the Executive Director of the Eclipse Foundation about Jakarta EE’s goals and roadmap and got a sneak peek into this technology’s new life.

Java EE may be gone, but Jakarta EE is just getting started. And part of that is filling all those vacant seats on various steering committees. Do you have what it takes to become a leading voice for Jakarta EE? Nominations are now open!