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Detaching GraalVM from the Java Ecosystem TrainAn update on GraalVM's release cadence and how it's evolving independently from the Java SE release train to better serve its diverse ecosystem of languages and platforms.
Read MoreJava 25 - Launch Stream
Java 25 was released on 16 September 2023. The Java 25 Launch Stream covered the features and changes coming in Java 25, as well as covering the key updates between Java 21 and 25.
Read MoreThe Arrival of Java 25
Oracle is proud to announce the general availability of JDK 25 for developers, enterprises, and end-users.
Read MoreAll API Additions From Java 21 to 25 #RoadTo25
Learn about all API additions between Java 21 and Java 25: scoped values, stream gatherers, class-file API, foreign function and memory API, Javadoc additions.
Read MoreJDK 25 G1/Parallel/Serial GC changes
JDK 25 RC 1 is out, and as is custom by now, here is a brief overview of the changes to the stop-the-world collectors in OpenJDK for that release.
Read MoreHow to Handle Security Changes in Java 25 #RoadTo25
The Java platform continuously evolves its security posture by deprecating obsolete algorithms, phasing out legacy mechanisms and integrating cutting-edge cryptographic standards. In this video, Ana examines the essential security changes introduced after JDK 21 and demonstrates how to prepare applications for these updates. She focuses on reviewing and adjusting runtime security settings, as well as preparing applications for post-quantum cryptography, a new generation of standards designed to be secure against quantum computer attacks.
Read MoreJava 21 ⮕ 25: Performance and Runtime Enhancements #RoadTo25
Every release of Java includes performance and runtime updates. For organizations moving from Java 21 to 25, that means a lot of release notes to review to understand all that has changed. Luckily Billy Korando from ACME Soft has already done all the work of breaking down the important performance and runtime updates. Join Billy as he covers the key updates you need to know about; including Compact Object Headers, ZGC and JFR updates, and more!
Read MoreThe Inside Java Newsletter: Java 25, AI World, JavaOne 2026!
The Inside Java Newsletter for August 2025 focuses on the Java 25 release in September, the Java sessions at Oracle AI World in October, and the announcement of JavaOne in March 2026. Additionally, we consistently cover the latest updates from the Java User Groups, community events, engineering and community podcasts, as well as technical content from developers within the Java Platform Group. The Java Developer Relations team produces the Inside Java Newsletter. Visit learn.java, dev.java, and inside.java for a variety of multimedia content for developers, learners, educators, and customers. Check out the newsletter archives, subscribe, and send to a friend!
Read MoreAll New Java Language Features Since Java 21 #RoadTo25
Java 25 ships with a number of new language features, many of which fit under the umbrella of data-oriented programming, on-ramping new developers, and making Java more viable as a scripting language for easy automation. Join Jose as he explores these features.
Read MoreThe Java Platform Extension is now also available on open-vsx.org
New Java Platform Extension for VS Code Release
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