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Sanne is the technical lead of the Hibernate team at Red Hat, where he is an Architect in the engineering department. He works across all Hibernate projects and Quarkus, helping define team priorities; works on performance and benchmarks, tries to mediate the needs of the OSS community and the business requirements which fund the project, while balancing innovation with the requirements of established users. He also likes to contribute to many other OSS projects, such as Infinispan, Wildfly, Lucene, Elasticsearch, GraalVM and OpenJDK - and many others, depending on the needs of our community and our projects. He lived in Holland, Italy, the Dominican Republic, Chile, Portugal; currently resides in the UK; loves OSS and socializing with other developers to improve all and any OSS project.
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Version 5.4.23.Final of Hibernate ORM is available now: allow me to highlight some fixes and enhancements.
Last night we released Hibernate ORM version 5.4.22.Final.
This is a micro release: the result of backporting a number of fixes to our stable branch.
A new Hibernate ORM release is available: 5.4.20.Final is a micro release, resolving some minor annoyances and to help our experimentation with Hibernate Reactive.
Last night the modern JakartaEE server WildFly released the 13th version and among the list of enhancements you can find an update to all included Hibernate libraries.
Actually it includes both sets of old and new versions of Hibernate libraries!
WildFly 13, like version 12, aims at JavaEE 7 certification so if you start it via its default configuration you will get the old set of Hibernate libraries: Hibernate ORM 5.1.x to implement the JPA 2.1 specification, the older matching Hibernate Search, and the old Hibernate Validator providing the Bean Validation 1.1 implementation.
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Today is a good time for some maintenance releases of Hibernate Search.
We released all three branches currently in maintenance mode:
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We just published Hibernate Search version 5.8.0.Beta1, which is now
compatible with Elasticsearch versions 5.x.
I’m honoured to confirm that I’ll be at Devoxx UK this May in London.
Come along in Gallery Hall at 12:55 on Thursday 11th of May to see a quick demo of Hibernate OGM used to migrate a JPA application from using a relational database to using a fast, scalable and highly available in memory data grid.
We announced support for storing data in Infinispan over the Hot Rod protocol in Hibernate OGM version 5.1, now is your chance to see it in action.
Today we release Hibernate OGM 5.1.0.Beta1 and 5.0.3.Final.
In version 5.1 we introduce an amazing new feature: support for storing data in Infinispan Server using the Java Hot Rod client, encoding your data into Google Protobuffers, while handling all the nasty mapping automatically.
