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Valhalla's latest plans: very high-level /accessible summary

18 months ago mail.openjdk.org java

Design document on nullability and value types (Brian Goetz)

18 months ago mail.openjdk.org java

OpenJDK Proposal: Ergonomics Profiles

18 months ago mail.openjdk.org java

How to write JMH microbenchmarks for asynchronous functions [Loom]

18 months ago mail.openjdk.org java

RFR: 8307058: Implementation of Generational ZGC

19 months ago mail.openjdk.org java

On atomicity and tearing [Brian Goetz, Valhalla]

19 months ago mail.openjdk.org java

JEP proposed to target JDK 21: 444: Virtual Threads

19 months ago mail.openjdk.org java

New candidate JEP: 444: Virtual Threads

20 months ago mail.openjdk.org java

Java 20 / JDK 20: General Availability

20 months ago mail.openjdk.org java

JDK 21: Disallowing the dynamic loading of agents by default

20 months ago mail.openjdk.org java

Deconstruction patterns [Brian Goetz]

20 months ago mail.openjdk.org java

Java 20 / JDK 20: General Availability

20 months ago mail.openjdk.org java release

Nullness markers to enable flattening

21 months ago mail.openjdk.org java plt

On Markdown in Java documentation comments

22 months ago mail.openjdk.org java

Call for Discussion: New Project: Galahad

23 months ago mail.openjdk.org

"Dissecting Memory Sessions" - A proposal for a unifying of Panama MemorySession into a better-encapsulated and more composable "Arena" API

2 years ago mail.openjdk.org api

New candidate JEP: 432: Record Patterns (Second Preview)

2 years ago mail.openjdk.org

New candidate JEP: 433: Pattern Matching for switch (Fourth Preview)

2 years ago mail.openjdk.org

Java 19 / JDK 19: General Availability

2 years ago mail.openjdk.org java

Just a reminder: Swing is vividly alive and actively developed

2 years ago mail.openjdk.org