Programming: Java EE, Developer Skills, modulemd, QtWebKit, GnuTLS, React.js Licence
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Opening Up Java EE
We continue to make great progress on Java EE 8. Specifications are nearly complete, and we expect to deliver the reference implementation this summer. As we approach the delivery of Java EE 8 and the JavaOne 2017 conference, we believe there is an opportunity to rethink how Java EE is developed in order to make it more agile and responsive to changing industry and technology demands.
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Trending Developer Skills, Based on my Analysis of “Ask HN: Who’s Hiring?”
For people learning to code and for experienced software developers alike, change is constant. There is always something new to learn. This includes programming languages, web frameworks, DevOps automation, mobile devices, front-end and back-end development, SQL and NoSQL databases, and so on.
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modulemd 1.3.0
I almost forgot! Last week I released modulemd-1.3.0, the module metadata format specification and its reference Python implementation.
This release defines just three new fields but all of them are pretty important.
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QtWebKit on FreeBSD
Over at lwn.net, there is an article on the coming WebKitGTK apocalypse. Michael Catanzaro has pointed out the effects of WebKit’s stalled development processes before, in 2016.
So here’s the state of WebKit on FreeBSD, from the KDE-FreeBSD perspective (and a little bit about the GTK ports, too).
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GnuTLS 3.6.0 released
We are proud to announce a new GnuTLS release: Version 3.6.0.
GnuTLS is a modern C library that implements the standard network security protocol Transport Layer Security (TLS), for use by network applications. GnuTLS is developed for GNU/Linux, but works on many Unix-like systems as well as Windows.
The GnuTLS library is distributed under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License version 2 (or later).
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Apache Foundation and Facebook in Standoff Over React.js License
Here's a story that has the two things that open source advocates like to fight about discuss most: licenses and software patents. It started on July 15 when the Apache Foundation's legal affairs director, Chris Mattmann, made a comment to a thread on a discussion board that began two months discussing a little quirk that had been found in the wording of Facebook's open source BSD-plus-Patents license.
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