Year in Review: Java 22
summary
Java 22 is presented as a significant release that brings multiple improvements, new features, and performance optimizations for Java developers. The discussion by Vladimir Voskresensky, Andrey Kuleshov, and Andrey Zarubin covers the new capabilities introduced in Java 22 and the practical prospects these changes create for Java development.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 6:07What is LTS and why it matters
- 9:04Top Java 22 features
- 11:34String Templates scandal
- 19:24Preview features lessons
- 20:47Run multiple files from CLI
- 22:33Unnamed variables and pattern matching
- 24:38Private field initialization
- 26:02Implicit declaration and instance methods
- 28:36Structure Concurrency
- 30:41Scoped Values
- 33:07Project Panama: Vector API
- 39:12Project Panama: Foreign Function & Memory
- 43:53Stream Collectors and Class File API
- 45:16G1 GC critical regions
- 46:41Q&A
