<ul><li>The Jakarta Steering Committee chartered the Jakarta Platform project with the goal of incorporating developer feedback in the development of EE 11.</li><li>Institutional memory is the way groups of humans learn from mistakes and avoid repeating them. With all that specialness in mind, what does it mean to incorporate developer feedback?</li><li>The Jakarta Platform project did quite well during EE 11 in meeting the goals set by the Steering Committee.</li><li>Leading up to Jakarta EE 11, the platform conducted an open community discussion on requirements for Jakarta EE 11, which were primarily developer-driven.</li><li>There were four groups of feedback with mixed delivery: over-delivered, delivered, somewhat delivered, did not deliver.</li><li>For items in the under-promised list, they gave an A grade if over-delivered or delivered, B for somewhat delivered, D for did not deliver.</li><li>From the list, the project scored a 2.54 GPA. However, if several developer requests are denied, the project gains a higher GPA of 3.43, leaving the project some room for growth.</li></ul>

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