Explores a proposed Java language change to simplify the 'Hello World' program for beginners, reducing initial concept overload.
A preview of JavaOne sessions covering Sequenced Collections, purity, and upcoming Java features like string templates and JavaFX 19.
Explains what OpenJDK is, its community structure, and governance, as part of a Java-focused newscast.
Java Newscast covering recent OpenJDK developments, including Project Loom's virtual threads, Lilliput, and pattern matching.
Explores proposed changes to pattern matching in Java, focusing on case refinement and null-handling in its third preview.
A detailed overview of JDK 18's new features, including pattern matching refinements, the Panama API, jwebserver, and UTF-8 default changes.
An in-depth exploration of the undocumented JDK Flight Recorder (JFR) file format, detailing its structure and uses.
JDK 18 introduces a new Javadoc feature to embed compiled and tested code snippets, ensuring documentation examples stay up-to-date.
Oracle announces faster Java LTS releases every 2 years and free JDK binaries for Java 17, covering key updates from the Inside Java Newscast.
Explores JDK 16's new Unix domain sockets for faster and more secure inter-process communication, even on Windows.
Explores Java 17's improved random number generation API and provides a practical guide to using JDK Flight Recorder for application diagnostics.
Java Newscast covers incremental platform evolution, pattern switches vs Visitor Pattern, and native Wayland support in OpenJDK.
Java Newscast episode covering null handling strategies and upgrading from Java 8, using Netflix's jump to Java 16 as an example.
Java Newscast covering recent OpenJDK developments, focusing on making Java quicker to use and JDK 16 compatibility.
A guide to building the hsdis disassembler library for OpenJDK 15 to analyze JIT compiler assembly output.
A guide to building the hsdis disassembler library for OpenJDK 15 to analyze JIT compiler assembly output.
Explains Java 11's new release model, licensing changes (Oracle JDK vs OpenJDK), and long-term support implications for developers.
