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Big News from Project Valhalla - Inside Java Newscast #77#video#project‑valhalla #java‑next
At JVMLS 2024, project lead Brian Goetz presented the current state of Project Valhalla - this video summarizes the proposed changes to the programming model.
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How to Read a JDK Enhancement Proposal - Inside Java Newscast #74#video#openjdk #community #java‑next
OpenJDK evolves Java through JDK Enhancement Proposals, JEP for short, and uses them to communicate its intentions, but the the devil is in the details
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Java and AI - A Structured Analysis#talk#java‑next #ai
What AI development needs and how much Java already has to offer, what it lacks, as well as what it's poised to acquire in the future
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Java and AI? - Inside Java Newscast #72#video#ai #java‑next #project‑valhalla #project‑babylon #project‑panama
AI development can be split into three categories: developing an ML model (where Java isn't competitive and is unlikely to become top of the class any time soon), developing an AI-centered product (where Java is well-positioned and will become stringer soon; but does this category matter in the long run?) and adding AI-based features to larger projects (where Java is already very good and will only become stronger thanks to Valhalla's value types, Panama's FFM and vector APIs, and Babylon's code reflection).
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New Class-File API Will Make Java Updates Easier - Inside Java Newscast #56#video#java‑next #migration
How the new class-file API that Brian Goetz presented at JVMLS will greatly improve the situation around Java updates
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The SolutionFactory To Java's Problems#talk#java‑next #project‑amber
Project Amber steadily and carefully chips away at Java's persistent pain points. This talk discusses released, previewing, and upcoming features achieve that and make Java more expressive, more succinct, and more readable.
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Modern Java - Ask Me Anything#talk#java‑next #conversation
New language features, API additions, and JVM improvements; projects Amber, Loom, and Panama, Valhalla, Leyden, and Babylon; shorter release cadence and free Oracle JDK - there's a lot going on in modern Java. I'll do my best to answer all your questions about it.
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Java Next#talk#java‑next #project‑amber #project‑babylon #project‑leyden #project‑loom #project‑panama #project‑valhalla
From Amber to Valhalla, from Loom to Leyden, from Babylon to Panama - six big projects are shaping Java's future and while some of them are already crossing the finishing line, others are just getting started. Let's take a closer look at how they will improve Java.
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Patterns, switch, and Valhalla's Primitive Classes - JDK News #2#video#java‑next #openjdk #project‑amber #pattern‑matching #project‑valhalla #primitive‑classes
Project Amber brings new patterns and puts them into switch while Project Valhalla takes off and proposes introducing primitive classes
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Pattern Matching Quartet - JDK News #1#video#java‑next #project‑amber #pattern‑matching
A summary of four recent discussions about pattern matching on the Project Amber mailing lists
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Java 2077#post#java‑next #project‑amber #project‑jigsaw #project‑leyden #project‑loom #project‑panama #project‑valhalla
The year is 2077, the Java version is 128. It's not LTS. Here's how Loom, Valhalla, Panama, Leyden, Amber, and Jigsaw pushed humanity to the brink. And how you can save us.
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Evolving Java With ––enable–preview aka Preview Language Features#post#java‑next
Use --enable-preview (plus --source or --release during compilation) to experiment with Java's preview features
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Java 11: A New Dawn - Releases, Oracle JDK vs OpenJDK, and LTS#video#java‑11 #java‑next
Oracle's announcements of the six-month release cadence and new licensing caused quite a ruckus - now that things calmed down, lets discuss where we're headed
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What Future Java Might Look Like#post#java‑next #project‑valhalla #generics #pattern‑matching #primitive‑classes
Java's future is full of cool advances: data classes, value types, generics over primitives, pattern matching, etc. Let's peek into Java's future!
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The Ultimate Guide To Java 9#post#java‑next #java‑9
Java 9 is coming! Besides Jigsaw it brings new language features and many new and improved APIs. Check out the ultimate guide.
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Jigsaw Hands-On Guide#post#java‑next #project‑jigsaw
A Jigsaw tutorial explaining how to create modules, state dependencies between them, and use the module system as a service locator to decouple modules.
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Six-Month Delay Of Java 9 Release#post#java‑next #java‑9 #project‑jigsaw
Mark Reinhold proposed a six-month delay of JSR 376 / Project Jigsaw and thus of the Java 9 release. According to this JDK 9 would come out in March 2017.
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JavaOne 2015: Under The Hood Of Project Jigsaw#post#java‑next #impulse #java‑9 #community #project‑jigsaw
JavaOne 2015 saw a series of talks by the Project Jigsaw team about modularity in Java 9. This one gives a peek under the hood discussing layers and class loaders.
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JavaOne 2015: Advanced Modular Development#post#java‑next #impulse #java‑9 #community #project‑jigsaw
JavaOne 2015 saw a series of talks by the Project Jigsaw team about modularity in Java 9. This one details different migration scenarios.
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JavaOne 2015: Introduction to Modular Development#post#java‑next #impulse #java‑9 #community #project‑jigsaw
JavaOne 2015 saw a series of talks by the Project Jigsaw team about modularity in Java 9. This one introduces the basic concepts.
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JavaOne 2015: Prepare For JDK 9#post#java‑next #impulse #java‑9 #community #project‑jigsaw
JavaOne 2015 saw a series of talks by the Project Jigsaw team about modularity in Java 9. This one explains how to prepare for it.
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Will There Be Module Hell?#post#java‑next #java‑9 #project‑jigsaw
Java 9's Project Jigsaw promises to solve JAR hell but falls short when it comes to conflicting versions. Will there be module hell instead?
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Impulse: "Adventures On The Road to Valhalla"#post#java‑next #impulse #project‑valhalla #generics #primitive‑classes
A summary of Brian Goetz' talk "Adventures On The Road to Valhalla" given at JVMLS in August 2015. Focused on generic specialization and the two prototypes.
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All About Project Jigsaw On InfoQ#post#java‑next #java‑9 #project‑jigsaw
My posts about Project Jigsaw got polished and published on InfoQ.
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The Features Project Jigsaw Brings To Java 9#post#java‑next #java‑9 #project‑jigsaw
A detailed presentation of the features Project Jigsaw brings to Java 9: modularization, encapsulation, configuration, performance, and more.
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Motivation And Goals Of Project Jigsaw#post#java‑next #java‑9 #project‑jigsaw
A look at how Project Jigsaw (coming in Java 9) aims to solve JAR/classpath hell and at its goals to improve security, maintainability and performance.
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JavaFX, Project Jigsaw and JEP 253#post#java‑next #java‑9 #javafx #project‑jigsaw #patterns
JEP253 aims to prepare JavaFX for Project Jigsaw by defining public APIs for functionality that will become inaccessible due to modularization.
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How Java 9 And Project Jigsaw May Break Your Code#post#java‑next #java‑9 #project‑jigsaw #deprecation #migration
With Java 9 comes Project Jigsaw - a modularization of the JDK - which will break existing code. An overview over the planned changes lets you see whether yours is affected.
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Value-Based Classes#post#java‑8 #java‑next #project‑valhalla #primitive‑classes
An explanation of value-based classes in Java 8. Why do they exist? What are their limitations? How (not) to use them?
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Impulse: "Lambdas In Java: A Peek Under The Hood"#post#java‑next #impulse #java‑8 #lambda
Discussing the talk "Lambdas in Java: A peek under the hood" given by Brian Goetz at the goto; conference 2013 in Aarhus.
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Why Isn't Optional Serializable?#post#java‑next #java‑8 #optional #serialization #primitive‑classes
Discussing the reasons for not making Java 8's new type Optional serializable.
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The Design of Optional#post#java‑next #java‑8 #optional
A digest of how Optional was introduced in Java 8, summarizing the many discussions about it and their key points based on the mail archive of JSR-335.