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What’s new for JFR in JDK 25JDK 25, to be released on September 16, is set to include three new Java Enhancement Proposals (JEPs) for JFR and several enhancements to the jdk.jfr API and the jfr command.
Read MoreJEP targeted to JDK 25: 506: Scoped Values
The following JEP is targeted to JDK 25: 506: Scoped Values
Read MoreThe Inside Java Newsletter: Java’s 30th Birthday & JavaOne!
The Inside Java Newsletter for May 2025 celebrates Java's 30th birthday and starts publishing content from JavaOne 2025. Also in this issue you'll hear multiple podcast interviews, news from around the community, and the latest technical videos to help developers stay updated with the latest innovations in Java. We'll have more in upcoming issues about our new website dedicated to learning Java for students and teachers! So stay tuned! The Inside Java Newsletter is produced by the Java Developer Relations team and highlights technical content from the Java Platform Group. Check out the archives, subscribe, and send to a friend!
Read MoreJEP targeted to JDK 25: 510: Key Derivation Function API
The following JEP is targeted to JDK 25: 510: Key Derivation Function API
Read MorePattern Matching in Java: Better Code, Better APIs
Switch and instanceof have been the gates of data introspection in Java since 1.0. In modern times, these constructs have evolved to enable full-blown pattern matching, empowering Java developers to write cleaner implementation code. In this talk, we will explore the current role of switch and instanceof and discuss how pattern matching may shape the future of both API development and Java’s core features, such as serialization.
Read MoreTowards a JSON API for the JDK
This email shares thoughts and plans towards a JSON API for the JDK.
Read MoreJEP targeted to JDK 25: 513: Flexible Constructor Bodies
The following JEP is targeted to JDK 25: 513: Flexible Constructor Bodies
Read MoreJava 24, Faster Than Ever
Java is constantly evolving in terms of performance, allowing unchanged application code to run faster and faster with each new Java release. In this talk we will take a closer look at five recent performance improvements made in the JDK involving both the standard Java libraries, the JIT compiler, and in garbage collectors.
Read MoreModern Java Development with Tip & Tail
Tip & tail is a software development model for Java libraries. It gives application developers a better experience while helping library developers innovate faster. The JDK uses tip & tail to deliver new features at a faster pace, as well as to provide reliable long-term updates for users focused on stability. This session explores what tip & tail is, and how you can benefit when libraries adopt it.
Read MoreEpisode 36 “Ahead of Time Computation” with Dan Heidinga
Nicolai Parlog talks with Dan Heidinga, JVM Runtime Architect at Oracle and, among other things, member of projects Leyden and Valhalla, about ahead-of-time computation in Java 24 and beyond.
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