ABI Laboratory – Tracking ABI Breakage for Linux Kernel, Windows, Java, Android
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Read more »#Java #OpenJDK #ProjectAmberWith a new, more rapid release cadence, improvements to Java are arriving faster than ever. Experience a whirlwind tour of some o…
Read more »In this article, we will check what was added and removed in Java 16.
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Read more »tl;dr version: Skip the FOMO on the Java module system. If Oracle makes a push to enhance it or otherwise invest in the system, it might make sense to revisit. Until then, enjoy the tiny JVMs produced by jlink and don’t worry about the rest.
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