Jean-Louis Monteiro

Tomitribe | Director of Engineering

Java EE advocate and evangelist, passionated by the Open Source and the Apache Software Foundation. Director of Engineering @Tomitribe National Handball Referee

Jean-Louis is Director of Engineering at Tomitribe, Member of the Apache Foundation, seasoned Architect and deeply passionate about Open Source. His background is in banking, insurance, telecommunications, and public domain. His first contributions to Apache were implementing WS-Security in TomEE and is an active contributor to many other projects including OpenEJB, OpenWebBeans, Geronimo and Sirona. He is involved in the Java Community Process (JCP) and is an active member of the EJB 3.2 expert group. He shares his knowledge by speaking at Java User Groups (JUG) and conferences such as ApacheCon Europe, QCon, JavaOne and Devoxx.

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13:25 | Sofia

Jakarta EE: 39 Projects & Where are we at?

Java EE has a been for a long time quite obscure. Even though the JCP was meant to be opened and allow individuals and companies to get involved, reality was different. In this presentation, we will speak about how Jakarta EE came to life and see where we are at after more than a year of transitioning. We will be step by a few challenges such as the TCK, that the community and the Eclipse Foundation (the new home) had to solve. Finally, we will see how MicroProfile sits in the landscape and what future we can expect for both.