Hi Benedict! Asking about what you use from a high level as we of course have integration code with every specification and there are 30 of them, so wanted to point you towards the integration code for a spec you might actually use and have some experience in / find relevant to you.
Help passing Jakarta EE compliance tests is definitely helping where it counts the most. It’s also the hardest work, but most rewarding. We should still find a couple small wins so you can get that joy of seeing a PR merged, but after that do you use any of these specs? - https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TOMEE-4155 The Java EE TCK was a huge monolith. Finally in EE 10 some of those TCKs have been split out into brand new TCKs. The impact of that is 20 years of experience means nothing as each now has all new framework/setup code, so we’re all at an equal disadvantage :) Anyone who takes one of those tasks, including me, is basically going to have to learn the TCK setup for each spec and set it up brand new. -David > On Jul 22, 2023, at 1:59 PM, Benedict Eisenkrämer <bened...@eisenkramer.de> > wrote: > > Hi David, > > that is actually a pretty good question. If we where speaking about say JPA > or CDI I could tell you immediately what features I like the most and what I > would improve. > With tomee it is quiet different though. It is simply a app-server for me > that provides the implementations and runtime for my Java/Jakarta-EE apps. > And I think it is very good at that. > So I would say I could benefit from anything that brings tomee closer to > support newer Versions of JakartaEE. I do not really know what that means on > a level of smaller tasks I could contribute though. > > Best regards, Benedict > > > On 20.07.23 21:06, David Blevins wrote: >> Hi Benedict, >> >> First, thank you for offering your time to the project. This is how open >> source should work and rarely does. You already stand out :) >> >> The most important thing is we work together get you feeling a sense of >> being personally invested in the project. Any small contribution that gets >> you feeling like you had some impact grows into bigger things over time. >> >> So while there are endless things we need, especially given the lack of >> resources, we should find some small quick wins that you might find >> enjoyable and grow it from there. >> >> Something that brings you immediate benefit is good. What features of TomEE >> do you rely on the most? >> >> >> -David >> >>> On Jul 18, 2023, at 9:03 AM, Benedict Eisenkrämer <bened...@eisenkramer.de> >>> wrote: >>> >>> Hello, >>> >>> I am quite new to this mailing-list so I thought I would introduce myself. >>> >>> My name is Benedict and I am from Germany-Saarland. I work at a local >>> software-company as a software-architect and in that role maintain our >>> JavaEE, soon to be JakartaEE Framework. >>> >>> We use tomee as an ApplicationServer for almost a decade now and were >>> always happy with it. >>> >>> >>> So to give back a bit I thought I could contribute to the project, >>> especially as it seems low on resources at the moment. Unfortunately it >>> seems like most of the Information about contributing is rather stale. So >>> my question is, what is the best way to contribute to tomee at the moment? >>> >>> >>> Best regards, >>> >>> Benedict Eisenkrämer >>>
