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Over the years, the theory and practice of Software and Language Engineering have been expanded and refined. In the meanwhile, the scientific publishing is undergoing profound changes due to contrasting forces involving funders policies, universities, publishers, and last but not least new technological possibilities. The impact of such changes are pervasive and apply mutatis mutandis to the JOT Journal that needed to adapt quickly in terms of cultural content and publishing paradigm. Therefore, it is with our great pleasure (and with a clearer sense of responsibility) that we write this first editorial of the rising generation of the JOT Journal! We start 2019 with a new team of editors in chief, and many new exciting objectives for shaping up a high-quality, peer-reviewed, free, open-access and community-driven journal on software and language engineering. It is with honour that we work towards the establishment of an ambitious journal that, on one side, best fits the evolution and needs of our community and, on the other hand, intends to leverage the role of the community in transforming the way science should be communicated. Thus, we warmly thank the Steering Committee members for their strong confidence and their open-minded vision about the journal. The JOT Journal is a peer-reviewed journal created by AITO in 2002, and originally dedicated to high-quality research on object-oriented software development. It has been a platinum open access journal (also known as diamond or universal open access) since its creation, a farsighted and visional project that proved to be still very current and valid. An openly accessible journal with i) no fees for readers, and ii) no article processing charges or publication fees for authors. Research outputs published by the JOT Journal are distributed online, free of cost, and with the addition of a Creative Commons license (CC BY). The journal applies the open access model to all forms of published research outputs, including peer-reviewed and non-peer-reviewed articles (i.e., the content of the newsletter, editorials, and invited historical briefings). The JOT Journal is currently listed/indexed by DBLP, Google Scholar, Microsoft Academic Search, SCIRUS, Scientific Commons, DOAJ, Index of IS Journals, and

The JOT Journal: Towards a Rising Generation.