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Should you adopt Java 12 or stick on Java 11 for the next 3 years? Seems like an innocuous question, but it is one of the most important dec...
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Java 11 has been released. It is a major release because it has long-term support (LTS). But Oracle have also set it up to be a trap (either...
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There is now a Java release every 6 months - March and September. It started with Java 9 and we're about to get Java 11. But should you jump...
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Moving from Java 8 to Java 11 is trickier than most upgrades. Here are a few of my notes on the process. (And here are a couple of other blo...
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From Java 11 its time to think beyond Oracle's JDK. Time to appreciate the depth of the ecosystem built on OpenJDK. Here are some of the key...
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The Java ecosystem has always been built on a high quality $free (zero-cost) JDK available from Oracle, and previously Sun. This is as true ...
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I use Eclipse as my Java IDE. And the new release, Photon is now out. Photon is a large release, with lots of new features. The most importa...
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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Java 9 is obsolete in just six weeks.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 Well, Java 10 is only going to last six months before it is obsolete t...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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