Removing serialization is a long-term goal and is part of Project Amber, which is focused on productivity-oriented Java language features.
#java #news
https://www.infoworld.com/article/3275924/java/oracle-plans-to-dump-risky-java-serialization.html

Three more JEPs are proposed for JKD 11!
Take a look at the proposals for Nests which will remove the workarounds with bridge methods related to nested classes, improved performance for Aarch64 architectures and the new experimental ZGC garbage collector.
#java #java11 #jep #news
https://dzone.com/articles/jeps-181-315-and-333-proposed-to-target-jdk-11

Oracle's change to a six-month release cadence can make it difficult to keep up with the current state of Java, but this comprehensive guide will help you catch up and prepare for the future with updates on Java 9 and 10 releases, what’s new with Java EE, and an exploration into null-safety in Kotlin and Java.
#java #news #magazine
https://dzone.com/guides/java-features-improvements-amp-updates?oid=18jsfb

Oracle has revamped its commercial support program for Java SE opting for a subscription model instead starting in July 2018. (Personal, non-commercial usage continues to be free and does not require a subscription.)
#java #news
https://www.infoworld.com/article/3284164/java/oracle-now-requires-a-subscription-to-use-java-se.html

JDK 11’s Rampdown Phase One is here. So, what does this mean for the next Java version? The lineup is set – JDK 11 is locked in with 17 new JEPs for you to tool around and explore. JDK 11 is on track for a general release in September.
#java #java11 #news #middle #senior
https://jaxenter.com/jdk-11-rampdown-phase-one-146293.html

Right now JetBrains has 48 hours sales with 50% off the standard 1st year price for all IDEs!
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https://www.jetbrains.com/promo/friends/

Java Magazine, July/August 2018
Libraries in Java are available today to do almost anything that is required, and for the most part, they’re open source and freely available. To help you navigate such a wide body of work, Java Magazine dedicated an entire issue to them. Learn the mechanics of library operations, look at the most popular one for creating PDF files, see how to convert pre-Java 9 libraries to Java modules and much more.
Don’t miss it!
#java #news #magazine
http://www.javamagazine.mozaicreader.com/JulyAugust2018#&pageSet=0&page=0&contentItem=0

After seeing several APIs removed as part of Java 10, Java 11 looks to remove some more APIs. Check this post to loot at them and their potential replacements.
#java #java11 #news
http://marxsoftware.blogspot.com/2018/08/apis-to-be-removed-from-java-11.html

Check this (part of series) interview with Java influencers. They answer quite interesting questions like will serverless begin a major reshaping of Java and what features we should see in JDK 12. Don’t miss it!
#java #java12 #news #interview
https://jaxenter.com/java-influencers-series-final-part-149208.html

New version of Java (JDK11) has just been released!
#java #java11 #releases #news
http://www.java-countdown.xyz/
http://openjdk.java.net/projects/jdk/11/
http://jdk.java.net/11/

New official Java Magazine from Oracle!
Ready to dive deeply into Java and JVM once again with Java Magazine? Explore the contents of its latest issue as it includes tutorials on new technologies, investigations of alternative JVM languages, explanations of important tools, and lots of advice on coding.
#java #magazine #news
https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javamagazine/index.html

The new release cycle of Java is so rapid that as soon as we start to adopt the gems of one version, another one starts to shine on the scene. With the following article you are going to stay up to date with what is targeted to come along with Java 12, including the Shenandoah Low-Pause-Time GC, JMH added to JDK, G1 GC optimizations, Raw String Literals, Switch Expressions and much more!
#news #java #java12 #middle #senior
https://jaxenter.com/jdk-12-patrol-jeps-149057.html

Java Magazine March/April 2019
The latest issue of Java Magazine by Oracle is now available!
Take a deep dive into the newly emerging lightweight frameworks such as Micronaut, Javalin and Helidon which can be game changers considering the raising popularity of cloud and cloud-native technologies.
#java #magazine #news
http://www.javamagazine.mozaicreader.com/MarchApril2019

First Look at JDK 13
Things are moving fast in JDK 13 development! This time around, we review two JEPs that are proposed to target JDK 13 as well as two new JEP candidates, including an extension of the switch statement, first introduced in JEP 325. Let’s dig in!
#java #java13 #news
https://jaxenter.com/keeping-track-of-jdk-13-155201.html

Java: New Developments and Features
Oracle's latest long-term release, Java 11, has been out for several months, Java 12 has just hit the scene, licensing has changed, and MicroProfile is growing. As Java continues to move faster, DZone is committed to educating their readers about the most important new features, why you should move beyond Java 8, how developers are using Java, and more in this article!
#java #news #magazine #dzone
https://dzone.com/guides/java-new-developments-and-features