Very interesting. Only a question: at 22:14 he says that java.awt Component show() and hide() methods are no longer deprecated. But according Java 9ea181 documentation these methods are still annotated as deprecated. Has there been a repentance by Oracle's engineers or what else?
Good talk. Lots of useful info here. From FP perspective - any developer who's ever used other FP langs. slow claps at Java 9. Really not nearly enough added, and thats a big shame
You might laugh at property files now tolerating unicode, but given that the standard language system uses property files, this means that localization efforts are going to be simpler going forward.
Too good Simon....I always search only for ur session
this is a nice summary thanks
Sick
Wasn't so interested in the whole module system, but the streams improvements sound really interesting.
An important overview of the new changes and features added to our Java language.
Very interesting. Only a question: at 22:14 he says that java.awt Component show() and hide() methods are no longer deprecated. But according Java 9ea181 documentation these methods are still annotated as deprecated. Has there been a repentance by Oracle's engineers or what else?
Good talk.
Lots of useful info here.
From FP perspective - any developer who's ever used other FP langs. slow claps at Java 9. Really not nearly enough added, and thats a big shame
You might laugh at property files now tolerating unicode, but given that the standard language system uses property files, this means that localization efforts are going to be simpler going forward.
He has very posh English - a joy to hear.
More config headaches coming.
There is almost nothing interesting for me in Java 9. However, my own extension to Java, JavaX, provides unlimited useful things for me. :D