LJC - SPECIAL - PEATUK -" JavaEE Ah,Ah,Ah Staying Alive" by Peter Pilgrim - PEAT UK published on 2018-10-22T11:27:37Z Special episode featuring Peter Pilgrim speaking to the London Java Community JUG on the evening of Tuesday 16th October 2018 Recorded at CodeNote, Skillsmatter Abstract: There are multiple ways to get into Java software engineering. Many people will have heard of the brand idea: Java EE. They might be aware of the history of enterprise Java computing, some will know about the origins of Java EE, its controversial past, but also the surprising imaginative concepts of this fundamental piece of commercial and open source work, we will meet the people and the wider community. Java EE was a standard bearer most of the life of the Java Virtual Machine. My talk will give background in Java EE, we will pick up the pieces and find out the answers to several questions. We will examine several terrific innovations, we will also find why these were simply not enough to satisfy the competition. We will look at Java EE’s prognosis. We will witness the crisis of Java EE and then launch a projectile into the far future. How will Jakarta EE meet the challenge of micro-services oriented architecture M/SOA? How does the Microprofile deliver the sustainable promise for the current cloud-native and future digital applications? Genre Technology Comment by Богдан Стецюк Thank you Mr Pilgrim for this lecture, i personally hit the Java EE 7 2 years ago, i even tried to get certified for EJB ;) and failed , but anyway now i work with Spring Boot , write tests and pretty happy, i hope all the best for Jakart EE , we need it because sometimes i wish to work like it was in Java EE 7 or 8 2019-09-06T19:42:56Z Comment by Богдан Стецюк Peter great talk and great history lesson, i pick JEE when it was in version 6 and start my freelancing services here in Germany like 2 years ago, but basically all clients want to do a microservice, but hesitate due to legacy code. From my many talks with clients i see a some concerns about backwards compatibility to Jakarta EE, yes EJb can be bad but people still use it and there some important business logic impemented. 2018-10-26T11:12:32Z