Eclipse’s Jakarta EE gains momentum
Jakarta EE, the Eclipse Foundation’s implementation of enterprise Java, is gathering steam, with nearly half of respondents to a recent Eclipse survey indicating they have either migrated to Jakarta or were planning to do so within two years.More than 48% of respondents already had moved to the platform, which is the successor to Java EE (Enterprise Edition), or planned to do so within six months to two years, Eclipse noted in its 2021 Jakarta EE Developer Survey Report, released September 13. [ Also on InfoWorld: What to expect in Java 18 ] The report also indicated that business application development for the cloud has accelerated through Jakarta. The foundation said that since the release of Jakarta EE 9 in December 2020, Jakarta has emerged as the second-most-used cloud native framework, with 47% of respondents using it. Jakarta trailed only Spring/Spring Boot, used by 60% of respondents.To read this article in full, please click here
Jakarta EE, the Eclipse Foundation’s implementation of enterprise Java, is gathering steam, with nearly half of respondents to a recent Eclipse survey indicating they have either migrated to Jakarta or were planning to do so within two years.
More than 48% of respondents already had moved to the platform, which is the successor to Java EE (Enterprise Edition), or planned to do so within six months to two years, Eclipse noted in its 2021 Jakarta EE Developer Survey Report, released September 13.
The report also indicated that business application development for the cloud has accelerated through Jakarta. The foundation said that since the release of Jakarta EE 9 in December 2020, Jakarta has emerged as the second-most-used cloud native framework, with 47% of respondents using it. Jakarta trailed only Spring/Spring Boot, used by 60% of respondents.
