Java Next
summary
Project updates: language evolution ships as small slices (pattern matching moving toward deconstruction and custom patterns, Valhalla staging as JEP 401 then null‑restricted types), integrity work tightens encapsulation so modules refuse deep reflection by default and unsafe memory methods are deprecated for removal, and deprecations remove 32‑bit ports, applets, finalization, and the security manager. A live demo shows a MNIST-style predictor built by exporting a PyTorch model to an ONNX model export and invoking it from Java via code reflection + Project Panama, and the demo runs successfully.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Project Amber Update with Brian Goetz
- 21:39Java Integrity with Ron Pressler
- 42:24Project Babylon Update with Paul Sandoz
- 1:01:30Deprecations and Removals with Dr. Deprecator
- 1:22:43Java Development Strategy with Georges Saab
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