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  In Pictures: 15 things we hate about Java

  Slow startup times, null pointers, security flaws -- Java's ongoing success leaves plenty to complain about

  In Pictures: 15 things we hate about Java

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News about java

• Kotlin returns to the Tiobe top 20

  JetBrains language for Android, JVM, and multiplatform development is once again the 20th most popular programming language, according to Tiobe.

• Java plan would support foreign programming models

  Project Babylon would extend the reach of Java to foreign programming models such as machine learning models, GPUs, SQL, and differential programming.

• Azul Java learns to cut warmup times

  Azul’s ReadyNow technology learns from application usage and automatically selects the best warmup optimisation patterns, the company said.

• Intro to Java's Simple Web Server

  Java 18's Simple Web Server lets you use a command-line tool or API to host files and more. Here's how it works.

• Ahead of time compilation proposed for the JVM

  An OpenJDK plan would improve Java Virtual Machine startup times with the ability to load Java applications and libraries already compiled to native code.

• Oracle per-employee Java pricing causes concern

  New pricing plan for Oracle Java SE starts at $15 per employee per month and scales downward based on number of users.

Features about java

• Java at 20: How it changed programming forever

  Java synthesized sound ideas, repackaging them in a practical format that turned on a generation of coders

• Java at 20: Its successes, failures, and future

  Oracle's Java VP discusses J2EE, OpenJDK, security woes, and the long gap before Java 7

• Java at 20: The JVM, Java's other big legacy

  The virtual machine that runs Java is also the runtime for new languages -- some quite unlike Java

• Java at 20: The programming juggernaut rolls on

  Java has joined C and C++ as a programming language that has stood the test of time

• Who are the real winners in the Microsoft-Oracle deal?

  The deal was difficult to understand because the two companies compete in the enterprise database marketplace

• Java's future uncertain under Oracle grip

  Oracle may control Java more tightly than Sun did