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Java Platform Evolution
Java has come a long ways since Java 8. Let's go over some of this evolution.
Writing and Combining Comparators
Creating and Combining Comparators Using Lambda Expressions.
Introduction to Java Encryption/Decryption
Learn how JCA supports working with cryptography in Java and how you can implement basic encryption/decryption mechanisms using Java Security API.
Latest News & Events
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News
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Java’s Startup Booster: CDS
Billy Korando on July 11, 2023
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Java 21 is no LTS Version - Inside Java Newscast #52
Nicolai Parlog on July 6, 2023
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What’s New in JDK 20?
Sharat Chander, Aurelio Garcia Ribeyro on July 1, 2023
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The Inside Java Newsletter: June 2023 - An Inspiration for the Future!
Jim Grisanzio, Heather Stephens on June 30, 2023
Upcoming Events
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JavaZone
September 6, 2023 in Oslo, Norway
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Java Forum Nord
September 12, 2023 in Hannover, Germany
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No Fluff Just Stuff Boston
September 22, 2023 in Boston, United States
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JUG Saxony Day
September 29, 2023 in Dresden, Germany
The Future of Java
Learn about the future of the Java Platform
JavaOne Technical Keynote
Missed JavaOne 2022? See the day 2 technical keynote where members from the Java team demo projects Loom, Amber, ZGC, and Platform Security.
Stewardship
With decades of history and millions of developers worldwide, how does the Java Platform continue efficiently moving forward? Java's chief architect Mark Reinhold tells us.
Java Language Features: Spring 2022 Edition
Pattern matching, switch expressions, Record types, oh my! Gavin Bierman talks about the latest innovations in Java, as well as a sneak peak at what's coming.
Modern, Scalable Concurrency for the Java Platform
In this session learn about Project Loom, which aims to reinstate the thread as an efficient unit of concurrency by adding a lightweight implementation of threads to the Java platform.