Welcome to issue number three hundred and twenty-two of Hashtag Jakarta EE! This week, I was in Montreal for ConFoo. The conference season is over us, and already next week, I will be in Atlanta for Devnexus. At Devnexus, I will be managing the Jakarta EE booth in addition to speaking and attending the JUG Leader's…

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Issue 322 of the Hashtag Jakarta EE newsletter covers the author's attendance at ConFoo in Montreal and upcoming participation at Devnexus in Atlanta, including managing the Jakarta EE booth and speaking engagements. It also teases a blog series on whether AI will kill open source, and notes that AI is now appearing on the Jakarta EE Platform call agenda. The author floats ideas like creating an opinionated MCP server for Jakarta EE or a SkillsJar, referencing James Ward's SkillsJars project for packaging agent skills as JARs distributed via Maven Central.

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