2023-10-06 –, 401
Jakarta EE is looking to “build an open source ecosystem for cloud native enterprise Java” while MicroProfile is “optimizing enterprise Java for a microservices architecture”. They are both open, collaborative, and community-driven initiatives looking to define and develop the next-generation of open cloud-native Java APIs for all … from developers, user groups, enthusiasts to vendors. In this session, we will take a look at how Jakarta EE and MicroProfile came about, what they offer to developers and users today, what they mean to you, what’s next for open cloud-native Java APIs, and how you can get involved.
Yee-Kang (YK) Chang is an architect and developer advocate on IBM’s application runtimes team. He works with Java and contributes to various OSS projects like Open Liberty, Eclipse LSP4Jakarta, and Eclipse LSP4MP. YK has presented sessions and ran workshops at various developer conferences like DevNexus, JCON and TDC both in person and online. He is keen to engage developers around the world and see how we can make life easier and better for developers.