Tag Archives: Java

The JAX-RS YouTube Channel: Episode Zero

Posted on 10. May 2020 by

Hey guys! How’s it going? The JAX-RS YouTube Channel ist making great process! The site it set up, it has a preliminary trailer for new visitors, and the first pre-production issue “Episode Zero: The Beta Test” was just published! Check … Continue reading →

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The JAX-RS Channel On YouTube

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 →

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Microsoft® Java®: Welcome at OpenJDK!

Posted on 31. October 2019 by

Microsoft officially is an OpenJDK contributor now, having a cool team on board with names like Bruno Borges, Reza Raman, Ed Burns and Martijn Verburg. That’s amazing, particularly if you know the troublesome history of both! So finally the Java … Continue reading →

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Thanks for 111.000+ views!

Posted on 12. May 2019 by

Thanks to all the nearly 100.000 readers of my last blog posting for the more than 111.000 views in one week! It seems I am not the only one caring about Java EE! This proofs that Java is everything but … Continue reading →

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jax-rs@Eclipse @ Java Forum Stuttgart 2018

Posted on 23. April 2018 by

As part of the first batch, Oracle provided JAX-RS to the Eclipse Foundation. And now? What  happened since then? What will come in future? Is Oracle bailing out? Who chimed in? And when will there be JAX-RS 2.2 or 3.0? … Continue reading →

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Farewell, Java One.

The Java One Conference does not exist anymore. As Oracle’s Steven Chin announced recently, Oracle replaced the Java-centric conference by another one better covering Oracle’s technological portfolio, named “Oracle Code”. It embraces many other technologies. Or in other words: It … Continue reading →

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Contribute to EE4J: Meet me @ Javaland

Posted on 11. March 2018 by

As you might have heared, the technology formerly known as Java EE, developed by the JCP, meanwhile is developed by the Eclipse Foundation’s EE4J Community under the name Jakarta EE. It is completely open source, and can be forked on … Continue reading →

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