Moving Java Forward with Java 19

[@kasparsr]

One of the reasons.. Amongst the reasons why Java is so popurar is fanatical dedication to the the backwards compatibility (Monty Python)

[@TheTubepc]

Absolutely .. unlike most software, I knew but realised clearly now. Backwards compatibility should be the absolute gold standard for evaluation and development of any software meant for wide usage.

[@NathanClayton]

The only other place I've seen such a level of backwards compatibility is with IBM mainframes and microcomputers where software written 40 years ago will still run fine on a new system, even after multiple architecture changes.

[@IndellableHatesHandles]

**cough cough** Python

Yeah, great, congratulations, Oracle Java 19! Greetings from a bioeng graduate student, universidad del Cauca, Colombia.

[@CoderGrammer]

Excellent conversation and really shows why Java is a still a force to be reckoned with all these years later!

[@felipe_duque]

I'm so proud of this new features.. Great, Oracle!

[@artsmandev]

☕Let's Go Java! õ/

[@weerapongsaipetch2435]

The java will be more perfect if it has the isolated container for library's dependencies (similar to nodejs), a single library in the project will be able to upgrade freely without worrying about the transitive dependency conflicts (Jar Hell) during the long term project maintenance.

[@przhkv]

Nice format! Pleasure to listen

[@java]

Thanks! Glad you like it!

[@VisruthCV]

Great conversation!💚💙💜🧡💛 Code demonstration is also very informative! Thanks for publishing!

[@java]

You're very welcome!

[@IndellableHatesHandles]

I think that pushing inheritance was a mistake, specifically for regular coders, but other than that, Java is a very clean language.

[@atehrani]

Thank you for your hard work and amazing new features with new the cadence. I wish enterprises would adopt them faster. I'm still stuck on Java 8 😢

[@jeffreyrogers8691]

It's been a wild ride.

[@Kc-nn8mn]

I have been using scala and java. Scala team is still dreaming at the time without java8.

[@arrokoth233]

Are there still somebody using Java 8?

[@JorgetePanete]

Would it be possible to have a GC-less Java?

[@chrisfreel]

You can have it right now: just don't create garbage and you don't need to collect it. 😉 Otherwise, I guess you want something like Rust?

[@JorgetePanete]

@@chrisfreel Yeah, compile-time removing at least some need for GC, without changing the code

[@mdtanveerhasan1453]

@@JorgetePanete Similar to RAII in C++?

[@JorgetePanete]

@@mdtanveerhasan1453 Had to look that up, which would be the Cleaner API here I think, so I think so, but without needing to try ()

[@dd1.d]

🎉🎉

[@kennethcarvalho3684]

how do you become a Java 🏆 Champion

[@teymurmammadov5676]

👍👍

[@petersteel7735]

50:15 Out of two books i decided to buy ever(all others are .pdf) one is getting obsolete... oh boy...

[@DmitryShultz]

I also got book on JNI 😆

[@ucanh4266]

Nice :3

[@java]

🥳

[@antoparjiyo2785]

theory videos, but they are old and super long.

[@gasgeek434]

gj