Java Community Participation and Collaboration
summary
The JCP explains how Java evolves: every platform release ships as a JSR with three deliverables—specification, reference implementation, TCK—and Java SE 15 is JSR 390 while JDK 16/17 are already in progress. The talk cites 30 billion cloud‑connected JVMs, maps OpenJDK JEPs into JSRs, names active projects (Valhalla, Loom, Panama, Amber, Portola, ZGC), and describes membership tiers (individual, partner, full) and governance changes that speed releases, plus early access builds every two weeks for testing and feedback.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 0:59How to Participate in the Java Evolution
- 9:22Compatibility Triangle
- 10:04Open Source Implementations
- 15:40Java SE Platform investments
- 16:10Project Valhalla : Object Data layout
- 16:40Project Portola
- 16:57Project ZGC: A Scalable Low-Latency Garbage Collector
- 17:12Project Panama
- 17:32Project Loom
- 17:45Project Amber
- 20:11Membership Levels
- 21:18Bring Java to the next generation of developers
- 24:49Communication: Two Way Street
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