Java Next - Live Stream
summary
Live stream walks through concrete JDK26 changes and ecosystem moves: a new PEM encoding API for certificates/keys and a simple decoder/encoder flow; structured concurrency with scope joiners, timeouts and scope values for clearer task lifetimes; G1 throughput gains via dual card tables and coarse-grain handshaking; a lazy constants implementation that is thread-safe, once-only and AOT-friendly; Helidon 4.4 embraces virtual threads and LangChain for Java; Project Leyden adds class linking, method profiles and AOT caching; JMS for fleet runtime management; GPU acceleration and Project Detroit (V8/Python) enable in‑process scripting.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00What's New in Java 26
- 16:30G1 Improvements with Stefan Johansson
- 33:30Lazy Constants with Per-Ake Minborg
- 51:00Helidon 4.4 with Joey Di Pol
- 1:05:00Project Leyden Updates
- 1:20:00Java Management Service Updates with Aurelio Garcia-Ribeyro
- 1:39:00Carrier Classes and the Future of Project Amber with Brian Goetz
- 1:55:00NVIDIA's Vision of AI with Java Ken Hester and Corey Nolet
- 2:12:00Project Detroit with Mikael Vidstedt
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