Jakarta EE 11: Beyond the Era of Java EE
This user guide provides a brief history of Java EE/Jakarta EE and a detailed overview of some of the specifications that will be updated in Jakarta EE 11.
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AuthorLoving Java from Day #1 — Maintainer of UCanAccess, Jackcess, JFairy, author of iban-commons, contributor to various OSS projects.
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AdministratorI'm a community builder focused on growing the global Java and Jakarta EE ecosystems. I specialise in developer-focused marketing, community strategy and open source engagement, building strong and collaborative communities...
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The Code Was Always the Door
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The Code Was Always the Door
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