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ron veen & david vlijmincx

Cloud-Native Development and Migration to Jakarta EE helps you discover the secrets of the Jakarta EE evolution as you explore the migration and modernization of your existing applications.
You’ll discover how to make your code compatible with the latest version of Jakarta EE and how to effectively use its modern features.

why this book?

You want to be at the forefront of java

You know the IT world is changing rapidly. What is relevant today may be obsolete tomorrow. You may be wondering: do we have the right packages in use? Are Log4J and Spring4Shell on our list? And with the advent of JakartaEE replacing JavaEE, on which almost all Java software depends, how do you make sure you stay ahead and don’t get into trouble? This book is a guide to migration to Jakarta EE.

you want to dive into cloud-native architecture

Rockstars Ron Veen and David Vlijmincx take you by the hand in their latest book. As leading Javanese from Team Rockstars IT, they have combined their extensive expertise in “Cloud Native Development and Migration to Jakarta EE.” This book is not only a guide to migration, but also an in-depth dive into cloud-native architecture. Discover the principles that ensure security, scalability and solid architecture.

you want advice from experts

Want the best recommendations from the leading experts? Meet the challenge, optimize your systems and prepare for the future with this must-read. After reading this book, you will surely want the migration factory at your company. After all, your success in the cloud starts here. Secure. Scalable. Architectural principles.

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Are you ready to take your Java skills to the next level and explore the world of cloud-native development?
Then order your copy of “Cloud-Native Development and Migration to Jakarta EE” now.

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Step into the future of IT with “Cloud Native Development and Migration to Jakarta EE.”

In the dynamic world of IT, life-long learning is not a “nice to have,” but a “must have. As you read this, the software your company relies on may have already become an outdated standard. The transition to Jakarta EE from Java EE is such a crucial milestone that cannot be ignored, and we have just the right expertise to guide your team through this process.

Want to learn how to win the IT race without dropping stitches with Log4J and Spring4Shell? Ron and David share their secrets. Their talk is not just an inside look at migrations and cloud architecture; it is a backstage pass into the future of technology.

Added value

  • Expertise from Java thoughtleaders

  • Immediately Applicable Strategies

  • Forward-looking Technological Insights

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your business to jakarta ee

At the touch of a button

Migrated to jakarte ee with 1 push of a button?
Our CTO Koen Aerts is happy to explain more about this via a contact request.

Companies can switch to Jakarta EE relatively easily for several reasons:

  • Compatibility with Java SE: Jakarta EE is built on Java Standard Edition (Java SE), which means Java developers can quickly adapt to enterprise specifications.
  • Modularity: With the introduction of Jakarta EE 9 and the “namespace change,” it is easier for companies to selectively use and switch modules.
  • Existing Knowledge and Codebases: For companies already using Java EE, moving to Jakarta EE is a natural progression because the learning curve is not steep and much of the existing code can be reused.

Added value

  • Companies that invest in Jakarta EE can benefit from the platform’s robustness, scalability, and versatility, while also being prepared for the future with support for microservices and cloud-native applications.

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ron peat

Ron Veen – a software engineer with a wealth of experience as diverse as the technology itself. From Midrange Systems to Microservices, Ron has not only seen the technological landscape evolve, but has played an active role in this revolution, always guided by a fervent passion for software engineering and architecture.

With more than 15 years of experience on the JVM and within the Java ecosystem, Ron has an encyclopedic knowledge of frameworks and libraries, from Apache to ZK. He is not only proficient in mainstream, but welcomes the versatility of alternative JVM languages such as Groovy, Scala, Clojure, with a special place in his heart for Kotlin.

His expertise is certified and recognized; Ron is an Oracle Certified Java Programmer and Sun Certified Business Component Developer. At Team Rockstars IT, he assumes the role of Special Agent and shares his knowledge as a speaker at international conferences.

He is one of the authors of the Java book of 2023. This makes him not only an expert in his field, but also a visionary who is constantly looking ahead to the next big development in the software world.

david vlijmincx

David Vlijmincx – a Java developer with endless experience who not only honors his title as Oracle Ace, but also his deep understanding of Java and dedication to software of the highest quality. With around 10 years of expertise under his belt, he is known for his ability to make complex technical concepts accessible, both as a speaker at conferences and in his writing.

Thanks to his contribution to the book, we gain insight into the world of cloud-native Jakarta EE. David’s ability to work as part of a team is second to none and essential to the successful completion of projects. He is not only a team player; his contributions to the tech community, shared through his personal blog, highlight his deep insights.

Every project David works on is enriched by his passion, expertise and unwavering commitment to excellence. His work reflects a clear vision of software development coupled with a practical applicability that takes teams and projects to the next level.

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