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More than one-third of professional Java developers surveyed by Perforce JRebel were using the eight-year-old version of Java for their main application.

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Proposal would implement region pinning in the default GC so that Java threads would never have to wait for a garbage collection operation to complete.

Java garbage collection – the reallocation of memory through deletion of unused objects – would be improved through a proposal being considered by the developers of standard Java. A JDK Enhancement Proposal (JEP) being floated in the OpenJDK Java community calls for reducing latency by implementing region pinning to the G1 (Garbage-First) garbage collector, so […]

Groovy 4.0.0 has arrived as a production release. The latest upgrade to the JVM-based language introduces new SQL-like query capabilities, sealed types, and switch expressions. GINQ, also known as Groovy-integrated Query or GQuery, is an incubating feature in Groovy 4.0.0. It supports querying collections in a SQL-like style. This might involve lists or maps, domain […]

Groovy-integrated queries, sealed types, and switch expressions make their debut in the latest upgrade of the popular JVM language.

Due in March 2022, Java 18 will incubate a vector API, preview pattern matching for switch statements, adopt UTF-8 as the default character set, and include a simple web server.

Java Development Kit (JDK) 18 is set for release on March 22, 2022. The new version of standard Java will have nine new features, with the feature set having been frozen as of December 9. The release has moved into an initial rampdown phase. Upgrades to standard Java are released every six months, with the […]