Release Your (Java) Projects Like OpenJDK With Tip & Tail - Inside Java Newscast #79

[@omoruboreoluwatobi6115]

Tip and tail sound interesting

[@mannuposki10]

Thanks! One question: so if there is a security fix which affects all tip releases so for example, JDK 23, 22 .. 17, should we create a tip release for all of them - JDK 23.0.1 JDK 22.0.1 ... JDK 17.0.1?

[@DmitriyYankin]

So, how will I know dependency is a release with tail paradigm.

[@omoruboreoluwatobi6115]

You read the library doc from their website or GitHub page.

[@VuLinhAssassin]

We are going to have another JavaZone's Game of Codes trailer Nicolai? 😂😂😂😂

[@jean-jayvester1358]

Thanks so much for the great videos and sharing your knowledge. If I could offer one piece of advice, try speak a bit slower, you talk a bit too fast and as such your points blur into one another making it hard to pinpoint critical statements. Thanks again!

[@Lucario2405]

He's one of few YTers that I have to turn 1.25x speed off to understand.

[@sblantipodi]

Java isn't able to correcly create a TrayIcon in Linux because it uses a 20+ years old API. Notifications in Windows are broken because they use a 20+ years old API. Is there any interest in making Java a language usable for projects that has a UI?

[@VuLinhAssassin]

@@sblantipodi It is rare to see Java build desktop applications, so I guess it is low on priority right now. Did JavaFX suffer the same, may I ask?

[@sblantipodi]

Java FX isn't able to call OS APIs so it isn't able to create a tray icon or to launch an OS notification

[@forKotlinsky]

Looking at other languages, java's priorities aren't quite clear :))))

[@VuLinhAssassin]

@@forKotlinsky Java now needs to reduce startup time and memory overhead, as well as making the language more friendly to the new beginners, and improve overall performance with Valhalla (lol, I'll wait for next 10 years)

[@thiagohenriquehupner1164]

Now with FFM API you can call the OS API directly

[@VIKASROYv]

First commit on new project 😂

[@HelmiJ11]

2nd..

[@DavidDLee]

Hard to follow

[@CraccaHacka]

And ending up like JDK 8? Naaah, nah thanks