| The Inside Java Newsletter |
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| March 2024 |
| Welcome to the Inside Java Newsletter from the Java Developer Relations team at Oracle. Look for updates directly from the Java Platform Group — the team that builds Java. |
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| Java 22 — Available Right Now! |
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View a multi-hour deep dive into Java 22, which includes a review of the latest features, a community update, previews of future work and much more directly from the Java Developer Relations team and engineers from the Java Platform Group.
More information on Java 22.
Download here. |
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| JavaOne Returns to the San Francisco Bay Area! |
| March 17–20, 2025 | Redwood Shores, California |
The world's premier Java conference returns next year in time for Java turning 30 years young!
Join us for this unique celebration of Java technology and the developers who have been leading and building this innovative platform for decades. |
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Community participation has always been a cornerstone of JavaOne, and we look forward to developers across industries engaging in activities around JavaOne — including a community content team reviewing the Call for Papers submissions.
So, follow us on Twitter/X @JavaOne and visit the JavaOne website to subscribe for updates and for notifications about the Call for Papers. See you next year at JavaOne in the San Francisco Bay Area! |
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JDK 22 Release Notes Review
Billy Korando, Java Developer Relations
In this episode of the Inside Java Newscast, we review all the key changes included in Java 22 by going through the release notes. |
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| In the Community |
| It's busy out there in the Java community! |
Here's a quick snapshot of what's going on these days with the Java Developer Relations team directly engaging the Java community. See updates below about JChateau, Devnexus, Jfokus, and Voxxed Days Zürich.
Images from José Paumard at JChateau in early March. |
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JChateau Unconference
The 3rd edition of the JChateau unconference was held in France between March 6th and 9th. About 30 people joined for 3 days of in-depth technical discussions about Java. On the overall, we could set up 27 sessions on many subjects, including AI and LLM, Stream Gatherers, the Lilliput project, CRaC, native applications, JFR, Valhalla, and much more.
Typically, technical sessions in unconferences only occupy half of the day. And for the other half of the day we make outings, we visit chateaux, we do wine tasting, or even pastry workshops. These events are important because they give us a chance for more technical conversations, to continue what has been already talked about during the sessions, and for further connectiveness.
JChateau is an unconference organized by the Paris Java Use Group in March in La Loire Valley, close to Paris. It is part of the JUnconference Alliance, which you can check for links to the next unconference near you.
The next edition of JChateau will be organized in March 2025. In the meantime, you can definitely come to JAlba in May in Edinburgh. Registration is open now!
— José Paumard, Java Developer Relations |
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Devnexus
If you're near Atlanta, stop by Devnexus April 9-11. Oracle is sponsoring the event, and the Java Developer Relations team will be there for a keynote and two technical sessions.
Images of Sharat & Ana Maria from JavaOne 2022 and Billy from Devnexus 2022.
Abstracts for the keynote and two technical sessions: |
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| 3 April 2024 | Bengaluru, India |
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Grow your technical skills and connect with Java community in India at Java Day Bengaluru. Oracle's Java engineers will present the latest in Java technology to accelerate your productivity as a developer and help you create awesome applications.
As a reminder, we were at Java Day London in March and we'll have some photography and technical videos to show from that event shortly. So stay tuned right here. |
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| Duke's Corner Podcast |
| Profiles of Java Developers |
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| Follow the Java Developer Relations Team! |
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| We are a global team and you will see us online and at Java developer events around the world. If you spot us, please introduce yourself so we can get to know each other and build the Java community together! We look forward to meeting you! |
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