Java 25 is now available! #Java25 #JDK25 #OpenJDK 👉 Download Now: https://t.co/rTCvIKI6W0 👉 Release notes: https://t.co/8GZk2epvDI 👉 API Javadoc: https://t.co/v8TedTS3Zy 👉 Features: https://t.co/L0Zmw3mmj9 👉 Inside Java on JDK 25: https://t.co/K3JZvZdUcm

Put on your comfy shoes, because we're walking through some of the many notable performance improvements and features in JDK 25. 🚶 https://t.co/R3BdrDBJ6o

The Oracle Java Platform Extension for Visual Studio Code version 25.0.0 is now live on the Visual Studio Code Marketplace and the Open VSX Registry. 🎉 Learn more about the latest release: https://t.co/ID6hZFvtAx

What is a final class? Class is in session with @JosePaumard as he explains.

Java's success is built around its community, whose active participation has resulted in accelerated innovation, collaboration, and learning. Learn more about our #JavaOne community keynote and how working together ensures Java remains powerful. 💪 https://t.co/AiXvFeDEsO

Happy #CSEdWeek! 🎉 We're happy to celebrate the power of computer science, how it has shaped our lives, and the doors it can open for our future generations. Looking to get started with Java? We have resources available to help students and teachers embark on their Java

In #Java25, the structured concurrency API sees its fifth preview with considerable changes over previous iterations. After this presentation, you'll be ready to put the structured concurrency API into action in your project. 💪 https://t.co/6ZtMTHzFsz

Learn how an if.. else statement works with tracing: https://t.co/KkVYE0Ziei

Get your coffee ready! @JosePaumard is back to break down what a Garbage Collector is.

Java 26 enters ramp-down phase 1 today—setting its features in stone. The latest Inside Java Newscast covers these features, including added HTTP/3 support and performance and AOT improvements, and explains how it moves Java forward. ➡️ https://t.co/5QFi0eF85m

🎥 Take a closer look at 13 concrete performance improvements made between JDK 21 and JDK 25 involving both the standard Java libraries, the JIT compiler, and the garbage collectors. https://t.co/R6Cw9qfg7A #Devoxx

In the latest Inside Java Podcast, @nipafx interviews John Rose about feature design, the right amount of technical debt (which isn’t actually zero), how Project Sumatra eventually birthed Panama and Babylon, and more. https://t.co/ittUVUrfOY

Registration for #JavaOne 2026 is live! 🥳 🎉 Register today to secure your spot to see expert-led sessions, network with the Java community, and share your love for all things Java. https://t.co/4UTn5cvIx8

Duke's Corner Java Podcast with Barry Burd on all things teaching Java, the Java User Groups, and what makes Java great! @java @allmycode https://t.co/o1QuHSJPP0

If you guessed Spirit... You're correct! 👏👏👏

One new JDK 26 feature is that HttpClient, which has been part of Java SE since JDK 11, now supports HTTP/3. 🥳 Learn more: https://t.co/lvBEI3ShVq

What are we thankful for? Another #30YearsOfJava pop quiz, of course! Today's question: Which Mars rover mission was powered by Java?

Many Java features (existing and future) can meet the demands of AI. 🤖 This presentation discusses these features and how they might be used by Java libraries and applications to build competitive AI solutions. https://t.co/CI2zIAL6aO

Join @JosePaumard for a quick look at how Map.keySet() method is working.

Our latest release of Oracle Java Management Service included the breakthrough Analyze Applications capability, along with other major enhancements for managing modern Java fleets. 🔥 Get all the details: https://t.co/t9nh7ZF0tK

Step into the JEP Cafe, as @JosePaumard takes you through everything you can do with Gatherers—added to JDK 24 and available in JDK 25. https://t.co/h05UEA0ic7 ☕