Java

In this #JavaOne session, Paul Sandoz discusses why Java is already a good choice for AI and how existing and future Java platform features can make it even stronger. 💪 social.ora.cl/6011BHJXJZ

JSON is ubiquitous in modern software, and many use cases are just too small to justify adding external dependencies. A new JEP proposes a simple, incubating API for parsing, navigating, and generating JSON documents to address these everyday use cases. This talk from Devoxx Belgium shows how Data-Oriented Programming helps simplify the API, discuss its intended use cases, outline the design trade-offs, and demonstrate its capabilities. social.ora.cl/6014BH1uMM

Let's put compound operators and casting to the test with codebysophy! In our recent lab, you start your shuttle with 1000 fuel, take in three check-ins, and track how much fuel you burn and find. Then find your average fuel per day. BONUS: Start your tank at Integer.MAX_VALUE and test what happens to your fuel. Drop your answer in the comments. Check out our full lecture series to learn more: social.ora.cl/6015BHHZU3

This episode of the Inside Java Podcast is the Ask the Architect session from Devoxx Belgium 2026. 🗣️ Watch audience members ask Java architects questions about custom virtual thread schedulers, AI's impact on the development of Java itself, Valhalla features, string templates, better modules, and more. social.ora.cl/6019BHFOVD

Explore the details of a Sequenced Map with @JosePaumard in this Java Coding Tip.

Registration for #JavaOne 2027 is live! 🎉 This is your opportunity to attend THE Java event of the year. Buy your ticket today to secure the best price and get the opportunity to attend expert-led sessions, mingle with peers in the Java community, and dive into your love of all things Java. social.ora.cl/6018BHjyzu See you there!

Structured Concurrency is the next major feature from Project Loom. This Devoxx Belgium session explains the motivation and design of structured concurrency, how to use it effectively, and the lessons learned as the feature evolved. social.ora.cl/6019BHBGB5

In this "Ask the Architects" episode of the Inside Java Podcast, Nicolai Parlog talks to Dan Smith about the features Java has gained (and will gain) to allow developers to more expressively and elegantly define, construct, copy, and access immutable data. social.ora.cl/6012BHWQA4

🎃 More treats ❌ Less tricks Wishing everyone a happy and safe Halloween! If you haven't picked out your costume yet, Duke is always a fan favorite (but we may be biased).

Take a deeper look at the difference between a Zip and a Gzip stream with @JosePaumard.

JDK 27 continues the steady cadence of performance work across the JDK. 💪 We break down the enhancements you may have missed. social.ora.cl/6013BH1HuW

Mark your calendars—tickets for JavaOne 2027 go on sale on November 3! 🗓️ Need help justifying to your manager why you should attend #JavaOne? Customize this email with your project priorities, estimated costs, and how you'll share what you'll learn. Send your request in now to allow time for budget and travel approval: social.ora.cl/6017BHnI1H

What is non denotable type? @JosePaumard breaks it down.

The latest Inside Java Newscast tells the story of the structure and community that fixes OpenJDK bugs and how they operate. 🐜 You'll also get look at #JavaOne, the Inside Java Podcast, and JDK 28. social.ora.cl/6010BHuwZ2

As AI coding agents make language syntax less central, runtime performance and operability become increasingly important. Ron Pressler's keynote at Devoxx Belgium explores why Java’s JVM and standard library are well-suited to this shift. social.ora.cl/6011BG7r8P

Discover what's next for Java and Helidon at #AIWorld! 🤓 Check out these sessions, where Java leaders will be speaking about the latest innovations in AI, security, post-quantum cryptography, and Java's roadmap. social.ora.cl/6018BH1H2y

This Java Coding Tip gives you something to chew on, as @JosePaumard breaks down ByteBuffer.

We rely heavily on polymorphism when programming with the object-oriented paradigm. However, like any tool and technique, there are times when that may not be the right choice. Java now provides an alternative that is useful in those select situations—the data-oriented programming. In this #JavaOne presentation, Venkat Subramaniam discusses OOP, DOP, when to use each one of these, and how to intermix them in your applications. social.ora.cl/6011BGIYVb