This is the first release since Jakarta EE (then Java EE) was donated to the Eclipse Foundation that actually brings new features. Old APIs are getting removed; consistency is being added; and the new Core Profile is meeting user needs when it comes to microservices, by creating a foundation for RESTful microservices.
If you are part of Procurement, a Dev Lead, VP Engineering or Ops Manager, you might not work with Jakarta EE/Java EE everyday. But you need to know about this release and choose whether you adopt Jakarta EE 10 now or wait until later; what it brings; how it can help you; and what migrating actually looks like.
This fact sheet explains all, also including descriptions of what Jakarta EE and MicroProfile are, and a handy timeline of the journey so far. It’s one of our most important resources yet, and you can download for free.
