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Java Architects Answer Your Questions - Inside Java Newscast #97#video#project‑amber #project‑leyden #project‑valhalla #core‑libs #project‑babylon
You asked questions, Java architects have the answers - from switch and if expressions to record identity, from optimal training runs to differentiable programming, and more
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HTTP/3 in Java - Inside Java Newscast #96#video#core‑libs
JEP 517 proposes to update Java's HTTP Client (introduced in Java 11) to be compatible with HTTP/3
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Java Gets a JSON API - Inside Java Newscast #95#video#core‑libs
Java considers itself a "batteries included" language and given JSON's ubiquity as a data exchange format, that means Java needs a JSON API.
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Java 25 Encodes PEM - Inside Java Newscast #93#video#core‑libs #java‑25
Java 25 previews an API that transforms PEM (Privacy-Enhanced Mail) texts into cryptographic objects like public or private keys, certificates, and certification lists and vice versa.
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Better Random Number Generation in Java 17#post#java‑17 #core‑libs
Java 17 expands the API for random number generation to make it more usable, extensible, and robust with RandomGenerator and RandomGeneratorFactory at its core.
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Random Numbers and JDK Flight Recorder - Inside Java Newscast #9#video#java‑16 #java‑17 #core‑libs #performance #tools
The new API for random number generation in Java 17 - why it needed to change and how the new API is more usable, extensible, and robust - and how to get started with JDK Flight Recorder, particularly on Java 16.