What's new in Java 11 | What's new in....?

[@MarcoBehler]

Here's the link mentioned in the video: www.azul.com/90-new-features-and-apis-in-jdk-11/

[@alexkuzmichev9051]

7:28 what kind of script/system configurations did you use to make "jdk11" command switch java versions? looks very convenient!

[@txqxk]

"help, i am dying!" "good"

[@MarcoBehler]

Weirdly enough, I got a (non-spam/review) comment in my inbox, but cannot see it here. In any case, to answer the question @Rafael Pereira : I did not use any keyboard shortcuts for the soutv text contents, you just need to start typing and it will change the string + variable

[@isapir]

Great videos, Marco!

[@MarcoBehler]

Thank you!

[@tyrannus00]

Gutes Video 👍

[@cliffdurden7649]

Why when you switched to java11 the "₿" symbol changes to "?" in the output.

[@MarcoBehler]

Good catch! Might actually be a problem with IntelliJs terminal console. I'll have to double check that.

[@cristiandanielortizcuellar2990]

i just forget that trim will rip other things besides just whitespaces. A great vid Java 11 is awesome. I would like to see something for filtering and flatmapping in collectors.

[@berjaoui92]

6:02 You say "they deprecated the nashorn engine". Well what's new if rhino is the old one?

[@DJRexxxx]

Hi Marco! Thanks for your video :) Could you explain how do you change the java version used in the terminal? How does the "jdk11" command work? Did u wrote a script for that? Could you share it? :)

[@MarcoBehler]

Hi Rene, check this out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5XQf3yFqJiLp9E

[@RaviPandey-qx1fq]

Why Unicode is displayed as '?' in output ?

[@ffatheranderson]

No one can stop using isBlank from apache, because this embedded isBlank will cause NPE and apache's isBlank null safe. Or am I wrong?

[@MarcoBehler]

Yup, you need to put in a null check.

[@discmuc]

How did you manage to use arguments like shortname:"nashorn" or script:"...". These look like named parameters. This code doesn't compile in Eclipse. Just because I'm curious ...

[@MarcoBehler]

It's actually one of IntelliJ's features, i.e. it's the IDE that displays the named parameter, i didn't write it into the source file.

[@RajaSekhar-uf1iw]

Which ide are you using?

[@MarcoBehler]

IntelliJ Idea. For most videos the community edition, which is free.

[@sfincione2000]

JESUS! =) was the first thing I thought when I saw your hair dude. =)

[@javalover5834]

Nice Sir Please explain next other features of java 11

[@INT_MAX]

How are you running your code? I downloaded and installed Java 11. When I type "javac -version" in cmd it returns "javac 11". Yet None of my IDE's can make use of it...?

[@MarcoBehler]

I cannot talk about other IDEs, but for IntelliJ you have to use a recently new version of it , i.e. at least 2018.2. And of course make sure you setup the JDK properly in IntelliJ etc.

[@cristiandanielortizcuellar2990]

in intellij idea ultimate is very simple i dont know in the others ids

[@manjeetkumar]

Java 11 is big bet from oracle. I hope it gets successful.

[@nickvanhoof5212]

Is it possible to share the code?

[@MarcoBehler]

Hi Nick, yup, you can get the code as registered user on my website. I need to double-check I uploaded that episode's code though ;)

[@vatsalparmar5740]

What IDE do you use??

[@MarcoBehler]

IntelliJ Idea, Dark Theme.

[@pulgarzsstevin2229]

horasment java decoder for google plaz

[@demoncho1]

What am i watching, what are these c0des and what is this world. Going to visit my first programming courses soon and i don't seem to understand anything rofl. How do begginers begin to understand this "thing"?? Does it have to do with math or it's pure codes and remembering commands ?

[@tashikrtv6878]

Just a tip Get this programming book Java by balaguruswamy Really makes your basics strong

[@MarcoBehler]

Well, I guess you need to start with a beginner's beginner's course/book/episode. And then after a while come back to this video and it all makes sense - hopefully

[@bandrefilipe]

If you can add 1, you're pretty much able to face ~90% of the math required in programming

[@louwpieters8510]

Hello Marco - thanks for the video. Can you PLEASE make a video on developing a simple "Hello World" with JDK 11 and JAVAFX (now that it is no longer part of base jdk).

[@MarcoBehler]

Added to the backlog!

[@MarcoBehler]

Hi Louw, i'm currently creating a JDK 11 / JavaFX course for a publisher. Stay tuned :)

[@axedyson]

Why isn't there any proper JRE for JDK 11? I mean shouldn't there be any JRE 11

[@igorthelight]

Read this: coderanch.com/t/701603/java/JRE-JDK Also Java is not absolutely free now (have to use OpenJDK): blog.joda.org/2018/09/do-not-fall-into-oracles-java-11-trap.html

[@axedyson]

@@igorthelight Thanks that solves everything!

[@igorthelight]

@@axedyson I'm glad to help! BUT: Use Google Search more often ;-)

[@hocinekheddadji826]

System.out.println("thanks a lot ");

[@mrlectus]

Is he secretly telling us that he is Dying?

[@MarcoBehler]

Still alive and kicking! :D

[@berjaoui92]

"I am dying"???? Why being so negative???

[@MarcoBehler]

It was a joke?

[@lisafox9026]

black thema is very is very bad on video!!!

[@MarcoBehler]

Well, it is what it is.

[@BoxingHacker]

Sigh, Kotlin is the best JVM language

[@edmaphis9805]

Clojure

[@Master-yn6ie]

I code in jvm byte code directly, compilers are for noobs.

[@edmaphis9805]

I hope you use butterfly-mode www.explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php/378:_Real_Programmers But there is an assembler for Java byte code somewhere.