Java Modularity: Life After Java 9
summary
Examines Java 9’s Jigsaw module system versus the long-standing OSGi modularity framework, comparing which modularity requirements each satisfies and where Java 9’s backward-compatibility compromises limit enforced boundaries. Evaluates whether OSGi’s additional modular runtime features (deployment, lifecycle, service dynamicity) remain useful on top of Java 9 for building truly modular applications.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:54What is modularity?
- 9:43Java 9 Jigsaw
- 12:52Jigsaw goals
- 23:07App structure demo
- 30:34Linking runtime demo
- 33:20Jigsaw vs OSGi
- 40:48Migrating frameworks
- 43:38Version conflicts layers
- 47:50Java 9 OSGi future
- 49:56Q&A
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