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In the post "JDK 14 Rampdown: Build 27," I summarized the numerous JDK 14-targeted features newly available with JDK 14 Early Access Build #...
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Mark Reinhold's recent post "JDK 14 is now in Rampdown Phase One" announced that "we are now in Rampdown Phase One" and that "the overall fe...
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JDK 14 Early Access Build #23 (2019/11/13) is now available. One of the more noteworthy changes with this build is the removal of the Concur...
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Today's Mark Reinhold post "JEPs proposed to target JDK 14: 305, 343, 359, 366, & 368" proposes targeting five more JEPs to JDK 14. Some hig...
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A recent Mark Reinhold message announces six new "JEPs proposed to target JDK 14": JEP 345, JEP 361, JEP 363, JEP 364, JEP 365, and JEP 367....
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My March 2019 blog post "Better Default NullPointerException Messages Coming to Java?" was written when the draft JEP for better NullPointer...
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Mark Reinhold announced two new closely related candidate JDK Enhancement Proposals (JEPs) on the OpenJDK amber-dev mailing list this week w...
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Following the recent announcement of the candidate JEP on sealed types (preview), Gavin Bierman's message "Draft JLS spec for sealed types" ...
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Work on proposed Java Records continues to proceed. Brian Goetz started three new threads on the OpenJDK amber-spec-experts mailing list yes...
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In the 10 April 2017 post "Java Garbage Collectors: When Will G1GC Force CMS Out?," I discussed JEP 291 ("Deprecate the Concurrent Mark Swee...
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