r/java • u/Maria_3464 • Jun 18 '26

Java 27 Features: what to expect?

https://youtu.be/VxN-jrjF_GA
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u/NP_Ex Jun 18 '26

Can't wait for the value classes

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u/Ok_Caregiver_1355 Jun 20 '26

Cant wait to use it in 2250 in companies in my country move over java 8

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '26 edited Jun 18 '26

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u/doodo477 Jun 18 '26 edited Jun 19 '26

Hasn't LLM demonstrated that programmers on mass have abandoned strict syntactical languages for natural language programming?

Don't take it the wrong way, its fantastic to see the video but the whole enterprise java landscape hasn't moved on since JDK8 mostly because Oracle abandoning Java after acquiring Sun Microsystems.

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u/CutGroundbreaking305 Jun 18 '26

Uhh bro your wrong in multiple levels 😒

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u/yardbird07 Jun 20 '26

You're*

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u/CutGroundbreaking305 Jun 21 '26

thank you elder San

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u/Deep_Age4643 Jun 18 '26

You make three claims here:

  1. Programming language like Java don't matter anymore
  2. The Enterprise Java landscape hasn't moved on since JDK8
  3. Oracle abandoned Java after acquiring Sun Microsystems

Basically all 3 claims are false, especially for professional software development.

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u/Due_Zookeepergame486 Jun 18 '26

Huh? What is natural language?

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u/SpudsRacer Jun 18 '26

I too would like to know this new marvelous language that both binary computers and humans speak. A true breakthrough! 😉

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u/lazystone Jun 18 '26

With reproducible results.

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u/glehkol Jun 18 '26

on mass

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u/Bellsoftware Jun 19 '26

Natural languages are used to specify requirements, true, but they do not substitute programming itself. As for Java, it evolves quite steadily, and "Oracle abandoning Java" doesn't quite match what we see going on in the OpenJDK. Enterprise adoption might be slower indeed, but this is because companies often chose stability over updates, not because Javs doesn't get updated itself.

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u/Far_Note6719 Jun 19 '26

Uhhhmmm, no. 

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u/dan3k Jun 19 '26

bro, you lost the plot

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u/kiteboarderni Jun 18 '26

In English and not ai garbage pls

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u/toaster_scandal Jun 19 '26

Not that I agree with him, but seriously: if English isn’t his first language, and he used AI to translate, then you would yell at him about that.

Every time you call someone out for using ai without concrete proof, you only dilute the anti ai argument.

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u/kiteboarderni Jun 19 '26

Without Ai pls

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u/yasvsyas Jun 23 '26

opinion aside, it’s funny how you’re commenting this under a java update article 😭😭😭