Tag Archives: Jakarta EE

[DEUTSCH] I want YOU for Open Source Camp! | The Two Minutes Tuesday 033 | So wirst Du Contributor!

Posted on 28. September 2021 by Markus Karg

Am Mittwoch, 29.09.2021, um 17:00 Uhr kommst Du zum Cyberland Open Source Camp. Ich zeige Dir, wie Du Contributor bei Jakarta EE wirst, und Du stellst direkt Deinen ersten Pull Request! Wenn Dir dieses Video gefällt, dann gib ihm bitte … Continue reading →

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EclipseCon and Java Forum Stuttgart: I am speaking… about JAX-RS 3.1 and 4.0!

Posted on 10. July 2021 by Markus Karg

As you know, I am a committer to the JAX-RS API and co-author of the Jakarta RESTful Web Services specification. Also I am a contributor to Eclipse Jersey, the former reference implementation of JAX-RS. Due to that, you might be … Continue reading →

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A VERY BAD Decision – The Two Minutes Tuesday 006

Posted on 8. September 2020 by Markus Karg

Hey guys! Everybody does mistakes – even the Eclipse Foundation’s Jakarta EE Working Group. They decided BY ACCIDENT that a contributor loses his committer state once his employer is not paying Working Group Membership Fees. That is nuts! But good … Continue reading →

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People know me mostly from my work on JAX-RS, typically by reading my magazine articles, blogs or attending to one of the German conferences. Thanks to Corona (BTW, did I mention that the Curevac’s vice president was in my graduating … Continue reading →

Posted on 18. April 2020 by Markus Karg | 2 Comments

A second interview with me is available at Adam Bien‘s AirHack podcast! This time we talked about my work on JAX-RS. You can find Episode #84 “Microscopic Services and The Java EE 9 Earth Quake” here: Spotify Apple Podcasts MP3 … Continue reading →

Posted on 18. April 2020 by Markus Karg | Comments Off on More AirHacks: Behind the scenes of JAX-RS

After being the first pushing a non-Oracle JAX-RS release on Maven Central, again we (i. e. the committers of Eclipse Project for JAX-RS) set the pace: I just uploaded JAX-RS 2.1.2 to Maven Central, which provides us two new world records. … Continue reading →

Posted on 8. October 2018 by Markus Karg | Comments Off on JAX-RS 2.1.2 Available on Maven Central

This week I explained the JAX-RS Build Pipeline in a Web Cast hosted by Ed and Dmitry. If you missed it, you can watch the recording on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5qLpTcRgH0.

Posted on 15. September 2018 by Markus Karg | Comments Off on JAX-RS Build Pipeline Webcast

I am very proud to announce that I just pressed the button: JAX-RS 2.1.1 was released by the committers of the Eclipse Project for JAX-RS and now is available on Maven Central. While this is just a collection of small … Continue reading →

Posted on 9. September 2018 by Markus Karg | Comments Off on JAX-RS 2.1.1 Available on Maven Central

JAX-RS 2.2-SNAPSHOT @ JFS 2018

Posted on 8. July 2018 by Markus Karg

Just back from Java Forum Stuttgart 2018, I want to share the great feedback you all gave me while and after my (and Heiko’s) presentations on JAX-RS (and MicroProfile). In my talk, I (for JAX-RS project, and and my co-host … Continue reading →

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Hi, I’m Jake!

Posted on 31. May 2018 by Markus Karg

Hello everybody, my name is Jake, I drink Java, and I am a professional mascot! I was born in a German Cinema 4D Studio, and I am fully flexible: You can bend and shake and twist me. I have a … Continue reading →

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