3 minutes
Jakarta Data Makes Persistence a Breeze
Working with enterprise Java databases can sometimes feel like swimming upstream. Jakarta EE 11’s Jakarta Data helps developers glide […]
November has been one of the busiest months of the year for the Java and Jakarta EE ecosystem. With major Payara Platform milestones, big announcements across the Java world, fresh content from the community, and several high quality conference talks now available on demand, there is plenty to catch up on. Let’s dive into it!
The biggest Payara news last month was the launch of Payara Platform Community 7, now fully Jakarta EE 11 compatible. This release marks a major step forward for developers moving into next generation enterprise Java, higher performance cloud deployments, and modernized application architectures.
The Jakarta ecosystem continues to accelerate with new specifications, high value community resources, and livestream learning opportunities.
A deep dive into why next generation Jakarta EE runtimes are becoming the strategic choice for mission critical, highly regulated finance ecosystems.
Download here
A practical resource for leadership teams planning budgets, cloud strategy, and modernization initiatives for the year ahead.
Download here
🧠 ONNX Based Generative AI LLMs in Java with Project Babylon
Inside Java explores how Babylon enables ONNX model execution directly in Java, making LLM workloads more accessible for enterprise developers.
Read and watch here
🎉 Inside Java Newscast Episode 100
A milestone episode covering JVM improvements, platform direction, and community updates.
Watch here
☕ Java News Roundup
Spring Framework 7.0, Spring AI, Spring Data updates, Payara Platform news, JobRunr improvements, and OpenJDK developments.
Read here
🚀 JDK 26 Advancing
JDK 26 is moving forward as the Reference Implementation of Java SE 26 under JSR 401, building on performance tuning and platform evolution.
See here
This month brought a wave of high quality talks from community leaders across Europe, with many recordings now available.
Conference calendars for 2026 are already filling up. If you are planning to speak next year, here are open calls for papers:
GeeCON 2026 – CFP open until 30 January 2026. A community‑driven Java conference covering modern software development, JVM languages, architecture, AI, cloud and more, scheduled for 14–15 May 2026 in Kraków, Poland.
Submit here
JavaDay Istanbul 2026 – CFP open untl 15 December; this one‑day developer conference brings together Java, cloud, Big Data, mobile and web developers for talks, networking and sharing modern tech practices in Istanbul on 18 April 2026.
Submit here
jPrime 2026 — CFP open until 15 February 2026; a JVM & Java‑ecosystem conference held 3–4 June 2026 at Sofia Tech Park, offering two tracks, practical talks, workshops and strong networking opportunities for developers in and around the Balkans.
Submit here
November brought powerful advancements in Java innovation, new community knowledge, and critical updates for teams building long term strategies around Jakarta EE and modern enterprise workloads. We hope this edition keeps you informed and inspired as you wrap up your year and look toward 2026. Meanwhile, enjoy the last 30 days of 2025 and we’ll see you back in the New Year!
3 minutes
Working with enterprise Java databases can sometimes feel like swimming upstream. Jakarta EE 11’s Jakarta Data helps developers glide […]
2 minutes
The recent releases of Spring Framework 7.0 and Spring Data 2025.1.0 mark an important milestone for the Java ecosystem, […]
4 minutes
With the November 2025 release, Payara community reached an important milestone. Payara Platform Community 6 received its final update […]