Welcome to issue number three hundred and forty-three of Hashtag Jakarta EE! I have been home a week since JConf Dominicana 2026, and today I am setting course for Crete to be a part of JCrete 2026. This unconference in the Mediterranean in the middle of summer has become a tradition for me since I first…

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Issue 343 of the Hashtag Jakarta EE newsletter covers progress on Jakarta RESTful Web Services 5.0 toward a milestone release for Jakarta EE 12, community discussions around new Maven Central publication limits and potential alternatives like Open VSX, and the release of 'The Java Story' documentary by CultRepo. Eclipse Foundation projects currently face no Maven Central limitations.

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