Jakarta EE: Why and how to get involved in Open Source Software?
summary
Jakarta EE continues Java EE under the Eclipse Foundation with concrete releases: Jakarta EE 9.1 is out and Jakarta EE 10 introduces a new Jakarta Core Profile and a new spec Jakarta Data; the community also undertakes TCK modernization to verify implementations. Around 30 member organizations — including Payara and Oracle — back implementations and contribute engineers. Workavailable ranges from writing specs to rebuilding and running TCKs, and the ecosystem runs conferences like JakartaOne to coordinate contribution.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to Jakarta EE
- 1:13What is Jakarta EE
- 3:20Jakarta EE specifications and TCK
- 5:34Key innovations in Jakarta EE 10
- 7:29Why get involved in Jakarta EE
- 9:42Benefits of contributing
- 11:38How to start contributing
- 12:44Becoming a member
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