Jakarta EE: The Future of Cloud Native Java is Open!

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Java EE is relicensed and hosted at the Eclipse Foundation as Jakarta EE with 39 projects and about 99 git repositories, contributing roughly 15–20% of Eclipse community activity and a 30% spike in IP work in 2018. The plan keeps Java EE 8 compatibility (Jakarta EE 8), publishes open TCKs, and delivers Eclipse GlassFish 5.1 RC plus nightly builds as a reference implementation path. A vendor‑neutral working group manages brand, roadmap and a new Eclipse specification process (v1.1) aiming for faster, code‑first evolution.

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1. 0:00Introduction to Jakarta EE
2. 7:34Eclipse Foundation role
3. 12:42Jakarta EE Working Group
4. 20:15Roadmap and releases
5. 26:47Key differences from JCP
6. 29:19Community needs and involvement
7. 31:37Q&A

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