JDK 24 and More - Inside Java Podcast

[@flatmapper]

Start: 5:25

[@twiedner]

Thanks!

[@rajivkumar-ub6uj]

Thanks

[@simonmassey8850]

that is completely unacceptable.

[@ChadArimura]

I'll get it kicked off faster next time!

[@CodeJava]

Chad Arimura is the head of Java developer relation I like.

[@juliegredler5636]

I’m looking forward to the 25 JEPs that will be included in Java 25!

[@DimasFajar-ns4vb]

good job sir

[@onebeartoe]

Nice content, but I feel this came out yesterday too.

[@intercopiasep4923]

Porque o Java não tem um Java init para criar projetos com Java. Tipo o Gradle, o Gradle tem um Gradle init. Mas o Java não tem um Java init, que tal acrescentar isso no Java para criar projetos com Java para facilitar mais o desenvolvimento com com Java.

[@ngspace9829]

24 JEPs but none about valhalla

[@Ewig_Luftenglanz]

Honestly I don't think we got anything from Valhalla until java 26. The last EA whit the new and simplified specification they published actually worsened the performance (they already had said that was the most likely outcome for that EA) it feels like they need a a whole year or more to make it mature enough for a preview jep

[@ngspace9829]

@@Ewig_Luftenglanz *weeping noises*

[@simonmassey8850]

1:44 dude its almost two minutes in and zero content. stop 🚫 the noise 🔊 leaving now as no one wants to listen to... OMG you are still talking and no content

[@simonmassey8850]

i gave up at 3 minutes. no content. you alss for feedback - stop waffling and get to the content - get an editor

[@ChadArimura]

dude here. Hey I had to introduce the new format. Put me on 1.2x speed and fast forward -- that's what podcasting's all about!

[@donwinston]

Has anyone made a proposal to make semi colons, curly braces, and parenthesis optional in Java the way Scala has?

[@sayfaslan]

Does this have a tangible positive effect on the convenience of coding, or is it about aesthetics?

[@twiedner]

If this is your only concern, please just use Scala. Seriously! That's why other languages like Scala or Kotlin exist. They bring their own style to the table. Why in the world MUST Java support any flavor of coding styles?

[@lodgin]

Literally why?

[@donwinston]

@@twiedner Why not? It won't break old code. It will be an improvement.

[@donwinston]

@@sayfaslan It removes lots of clutter. Code is more concise which means it is easier to read. Besides aesthetics are important.