The Amazing Features of Modern Java - Venkat Subramaniam

In recent years the development of the Java language has accelerated significantly. Some of the more recent features are quite exciting and can lead to better modeling, fewer errors, less verbosity, and better developer productivity. In this presentation we will take a close look at these features and their significance. We will use concrete examples as use cases to explore the modern features. In addition to looking at these features we will also take a look under the hood at how these are implemented. This will help us to gain a better understanding of the builtin efficiencies these features come with. Get ready to take part in some live coding as we dive into these amazing features.
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[@ThabaniMoyo-q7u]

🎉❤🎉 Ventak is my Java Legend. I really like this guy. He lives and breathes java

[@ThabaniMoyo-q7u]

Local Record used as a Tuple is mindblowing 😊😊😂😂❤😊

[@morningraaga1424]

I love Venkat Subramaniam clarity in presentation and I have personally mentioned to him ...

[@pra86sat]

He is presenting with vim. Thats badass!!!

[@zombi1034]

Very interesting and easy to follow talk!

[@avalagum7957]

I wonder what compiler which Dr. Subramaniam said that ignored the dominance in guarded pattern is.

[@akstreamer4617]

Hi All, as he was saying u have to learn not only the use case but also learn one level of abstraction over the concept. I am trying to learn the abstraction by using the class files but I couldn't able to learn fully. Is there any other way to learn these abstraction or is my current approach is correct. Kindly let me know you have any idea on this. Thanks🎉

[@MrMikomi]

Not sure what you mean. I wouldn't overthink it. I'm only about 1/4 way through but I doubt much of this is too complex or difficult to understand.

[@Eddie-oz8nq]

The pro! He even says bless you when someone sneezes mid sentence in the audience. 😂😮

[@vladimirkraus1438]

After so many years Java is very slowly becoming useful... :)

[@janbodnar7815]

Both IntelliJ IDEA and VS Code have commands for automatically removing trailing whitespaces. There is definitely no need to do it manually.

[@jimishukurow2286]

Only legends uses vim. By the way, best way to exit vim is shift+zz or shift+zq ...

[@junyorff12]

Awesome

[@USONOFAV]

What version of Java was he using?

[@maheshchoudary8763]

I guess 17 or higher

[@chadblair5974]

21

[@bsaravanaprakash]

break; on older switch case was a complete java failure. missed opportunity. most usecases for switch wants to break at every case naturally. must have been implicit when they introduced switch itself.

[@gregorykhvatsky7668]

They blindly copied C

[@ThabaniMoyo-q7u]

Record kills Lombok dead😮 @Venkat do I still need project Lombok ??😮

[@MrMikomi]

Record does not render Lombok obsolete. Although there is of course an overlap, lombok covers different use cases and provides much more capabilities than a simple immutable class.

[@elohimalves]

Java morphing into Kotlin 🗿

[@haroonafridi1802]

sorry to say! jonly 10% of useful stuff and the rest is just talking.

[@gofudgeyourselves9024]

why is he so famous?

[@ayushgaba7089]

His humble nature and way of simplifying hard concepts. When you will progress in your career, you will understand the importance of simplicity

[@ThabaniMoyo-q7u]

He is a Legend!😊

[@eshwarprasad524]

Watch a few of his videos, he is extremely good for jr devs to improve their coding(I'm a jr dev XD)