Interview with Brian Goetz
summary
Java moves to a six-month release cadence where finished features board the next train and unfinished work waits for the following one, reducing big multi-year delays. OpenJDK offers support for each release until the next one and the community plans LTS every three years with vendors free to extend support longer. Project Amber adds data classes to eliminate boilerplate and pattern matching to simplify message-oriented cloud code, alongside ongoing work on Valhalla and Panama.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:15Discuss the New Release Cadence of Java
- 1:34The Support Model
- 1:51Long Term Support
- 3:30Data Classes
- 3:57Pattern Matching
