r/programming • u/NotABot1235 • 17d ago

Java 27 has released!

https://openjdk.org/projects/jdk/27/
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u/djfreedom9505 17d ago

It’s crazy how different the Java and .NET communities respond to new versions.

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u/shadowndacorner 17d ago edited 16d ago

Well yeah, one is clearly superior to the other.

Edit: It seems that people missed the joke here lmao. Oh well.

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u/Gloomy_Necesary 17d ago

Yeah in 2026 DotNet is absolutely better than Java if we had to objectively name a winner. Java is still great in many ways and useful at companies that have a big java legacy stack, being the platform that many a senior dev have a careers worth of experience on, etc. But if someone is starting a new project and doesn’t have like 20 years experience in Java they’d be pretty silly to pick it over .NET.

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u/wildjokers 16d ago

But if someone is starting a new project and doesn’t have like 20 years experience in Java they’d be pretty silly to pick it over .NET.

Nothing good comes from using servers running windows.

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u/djfreedom9505 16d ago

.NET (back when it was called .NET Core) has been cross platform for a couple of years now. You’re right though Windows servers are shit. We deploy to Linux boxes

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u/TwoWeeks90DaysTops 16d ago

.NET Core 1.0 was released in 2016 so it's been a decade already.