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Java 9 introduced a major new feature - JPMS, the Java Platform Module System. After six months I've come to the conclusion that JPMS curren...
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Java 9 is obsolete in just six weeks. What? You haven't upgraded yet? Well, Java 10 is only going to last six months before it is obsolete t...
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This article in my series on the Java Platform Module System (JPMS) is focussed on automatic modules. JPMS was previously known as Project J...
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This is the next article in a series I'm writing to help make sense of the Java Platform Module System (JPMS) in Java SE 9. JPMS was develop...
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The Java Platform Module System (JPMS) is soon to arrive, developed as Project Jigsaw. This article follows the introduction and looks at ho...
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The Java Platform Module System (JPMS) is the major new feature of Java SE 9. In this article, I will introduce it, leaving most of my opini...
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The java.time.* API (JSR-310) was added to Java SE 8, but what has been going on since then? Java Time in Java SE 9 There are currently 117 ...
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Java has long suffered from the pain of beans. To declare a simple data class takes far too much code. At JavaOne 2016, I talked about code ...
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Java SE 9 is slowly moving towards the finishing line. One new feature is private methods on interfaces. Private methods on interfaces in Ja...
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Should local variable type inference be added to Java? This is the question being pondered right now by the Java language team. Local Variab...
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