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

Come along with @JosePaumard as he examines what a Supplier is.

The latest Inside Java Podcast with @nipafx and @gsaab looks at the bigger picture: what are the right problems to tackle, what are current and future challenges for Java, and more. Watch now: https://t.co/TsUeU6AdEz

To assist performance, portability, and security, the Java Platform is progressing toward a state where its abstractions can be made robust and invariants can be locally guaranteed. This #JavaOne session covers the why and how of the vision of "Integrity by Default".

And the correct answer is... Hashtable! Thanks to all who voted. Brush up on your Java history for our next pop quiz. 🤓

☕️☕️🥳🥳🎉🎉🥳🥳☕️☕️ My sincerest thanks to the entire #Java community for making 2025 so memorable. Your participation ensured that Java remained vibrant. Here's to an even more vivid 2026! Please read my article of appreciation: https://t.co/CCtlTYc4y6 ☕️☕️🥳🥳🎉🎉🥳🥳☕️☕️

Goodbye 2025 ⏩ Hello 2026 Wishing you and yours a #HappyNewYear from Duke and the Java team. What are you looking forward to in the new year?

#JavaOne 2026 is the place to be, and @JosePaumard is here to break down all the details. Register today to join us in the Bay Area March 17-19: https://t.co/IemYnBrBPj

'Tis the season... for another #30YearsOfJava pop quiz! 🎁 Question: What was the first data structure in the Java API that provided an association between keys and values?

How can you generate random numbers? You can count on @JosePaumard to break it down.

Learn the difference between == and .equals comparisons with LocalDate objects. https://t.co/WB7YlgLL2M

☕ Basics of garbage collection ☕ Why there are multiple collectors ☕ Key characteristics of G1 and ZGC This video explores these and more: https://t.co/okrbs8uKI4

Should Java get rid of semicolons? What are the next steps for projects Valhalla and Loom? The Java architects answered these questions and more in our "Ask The Architect" session at #JavaOne 2025. https://t.co/ivuCv8iJng

What does volatile mean? @JosePaumard calmly shares the details.

From building Java-AI projects to strengthening the Java community—our #JavaOne keynotes cover a wide range of topics designed to both educate and inspire you. ❤️ Learn more about this year's keynotes: https://t.co/qKIYQ777j0

In this conversation with @redmonk, our own @Sharat_Chander discussed the history of #30YearsOfJava, the importance of the community, and more.

In this session, @ammbra1508 and @m_halbritter show how you can take advantage of Leyden’s optimizations using Java 25 and Spring Boot. https://t.co/UWjDxbRDnl

2025 is coming to a close. 🕐 The latest Inside Java Newscast looks back at the highlights of the year, the current state of the six big OpenJDK projects, and more. https://t.co/iiBF8qcCdt

Learn the difference between == and .equals comparisons with String literals. https://t.co/copWsTY8ck

Duke's Corner Podcast with Chris Hermansen, a data analyst, developer, and consultant on the technical features in @java , developer creativity, career advice for students, and the use of Java in real world applications such as forestry. https://t.co/HodJ8g3RHb

#Java peers...NOW is the time to sign up for #JavaOne! ☕️ Register now to save your seat: https://t.co/KaqzRo3wCg ☕️ Check out the content catalog: https://t.co/sdeaubfNwv ☕️ Review the keynotes: https://t.co/7F83yqgQHb