EE4J: Eclipse’s replacement for Java EE unveiled

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JavaWorld Update Nov 22, 2017 EE4J: Eclipse's replacement for Java EE unveiled Eclipse Foundation unveils nine EE4J proposals covering Java NIO, REST, web services, JSON, messaging, middleware, and WebSockets Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • 21 plug-ins to make the most of Eclipse • How to improve your scrum master skills • Blockchain shows open source's fatal flaw—and a way forward eBook: Zero Turnaround Buggy Apps: 3 Areas Where Traditional APMs Leave You Exposed In this e-book, we'll explore why relying solely on traditional APMs for performance testing can be a risky endeavor. We'll explore three major areas where traditional APMs may be leaving you open to risk. Read More ▶ 21 plug-ins to make the most of Eclipse The vast Eclipse plug-in ecosystem offers rich rewards for application developers who know how to find the gems Read More ▶ How to improve your scrum master skills Building your scrum master skills leads to a several career opportunities. Here are the skills that will take you to the next level Read More ▶ Blockchain shows open source's fatal flaw—and a way forward Open source usage has skyrocketed, but not the number of developers working on projects. Those who benefit need to pay developers to keep it all going Read More ▶

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