Modern Java: Change is the Only Constant
summary
Java splits the monolithic JDK into 26 modules (now ~19 standard modules), removes Java EE and CORBA, and moves to a 6‑month cadence with LTS every 3 years; JDK 9 shipped 90 JEPs, JDK 10 had 12, JDK 11 had 17, JDK 12 had 8. Migration tooling includes jdeps tool to find illegal JDK-internal API use; strong encapsulation would have prevented 3 of 6 high-impact zero-days since 2011. New GCs (Epsilon, Shenandoah) and ~2,500 JDK11 bug fixes show concrete delivered results.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00The evolution of Java
- 2:32Modularization benefits
- 9:37Platform pruning
- 12:25Six-month release cadence
- 17:22Support and migration
- 23:17Conclusion and advice
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