Interview with Juergen Hoeller
summary
Predicts a six‑month Java cadence with JDK 10 in March, JDK 11 in September, forcing libraries to handle new bytecode versions and urging tools like ASM to be more lenient. Expects JDK 8 to remain the production baseline while long‑term support releases drive upgrades. Notes Java EE moving into Eclipse/EE4J with specs (Servlet, JPA, Bean Validation) evolving independently. Calls out the immediate deliverable: Spring Boot 2.0 GA in December with Spring Framework 5 and Security 5 integrated.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Spring and Java cadence
- 1:08Java’s six-month cycle impact
- 3:23Adopting new JDK versions
- 4:31Java EE to Eclipse Foundation
- 6:17Jakarta EE governance challenges
- 7:42Spring’s pragmatic adoption
- 9:50Spring Boot 2.0 plans
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