Interview
summary
Overview of concrete changes and migration choices for Java 9 through 10: the module system reworks the JDK into selectable modules, hides most internal APIs and puts fragile ones like sun.misc.Unsafe into a special jdk.unsupported module, with a command-line escape hatch for legacy apps. Java 9 adds the jshell REPL, Nashorn reaches ECMAScript 6 parity, and Java 10 aims for value types to reduce memory and improve performance. Microservice deployments benefit from tiny modular runtimes.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 0:30Module System
- 8:59Area That Excites You for the Future of Java
- 11:18How Did You First Become Acquainted with James Gosling
- 13:38Other Languages in the Early Days of Java
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