Thinking Beyond Java 17: Advancing To Java 21 & Beyond

Thinking Beyond Java 17: Advancing To Java 21 & Beyond
Published 1/2024
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Java 18 to Java 21: Navigate new language features, collection framework changes, master virtual threads and a lot more

What you'll learn

Starting from Java 18, navigate through every release up to Java 21

New Language Features

Virtual Threads

Structured Concurrency

Make well-informed decisions about moving beyond Java 17

Tools and performance related improvements

Requirements

A computer with the latest JDK(21) and an IDE

Programming experience ideally with Java 17 but 11 will also do (Some code examples in the last section reference Records, Pattern Matching)

To fully grasp the topic of Virtual Threads, a basic understanding of multithreading concepts, including Executors, is recommended

Description

Embark on an enlightening journey through the rapid evolution of the Java language with our comprehensive course, meticulously designed to keep you at the forefront of modern Java development.Key Focus Areas:1. Mastering Modern Java Language Features and Tools2. Enhancing Developer Productivity3. Leveraging Virtual Threads for Improved Application ScalabilityCourse Objectives:Gain a profound understanding of the evolving Java language and platform post Java 17. Explore a plethora of enhancements, innovations, and tools introduced from Java 18 to Java 21, delving into Language Features, Library Enhancements, Tools, Deprecations, and more, with a dedicated section for each Java release.Highlighted Topics:- Improving API Documentation- Exploring Simple Web Server- Mastering Character Encoding and UTF-8- Working with Sequenced Collections- Harnessing the Power of Virtual Threads and Structured Concurrency- Understanding how Virtual Thread work behind the scenes- Unpacking Pattern Matching for Switch- Record Patterns DecodedThis course is tailor-made for Java developers eager to master the latest language features and tools, enhance productivity, and leverage virtual threads for superior application scalability. While not a migration guide, it covers areas that can significantly impact migration scenarios.For any questions, I provide full support seven days a week, ensuring you have the assistance you need to maximize your learning experience.

Overview

Section 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1 Thinking beyond Java 17: A Journey through Java's Evolution

Lecture 2 Navigating Versions 18 to 21 : Course Introduction and Overview

Lecture 3 Source code: Downloading & Navigation

Section 2: Exploring Java 18

Lecture 4 Section Introduction

Lecture 5 Encoding Chronicles: History of Messaging and Communication

Lecture 6 Encoding Chronicles: What is Character Encoding ?

Lecture 7 From ASCII to Unicode - Unravelling the History of Character Encoding

Lecture 8 Encoding Chronicles: Understanding Unicode and Unicode transformation format

Lecture 9 Encoding Chronicles: Popularity of UTF-8 and the change in JDK 18

Lecture 10 Encoding Chronicles: Technical details - Embracing UTF-8 in JDK 18 and Beyond

Lecture 11 Inner class Memory Optimization

Lecture 12 Support for String Deduplication in ZGC, SerialGC & ParallelGC

Lecture 13 Code Snippets in API Documentation: Existing techniques & shortcomings

Lecture 14 Code Snippets in API Documentation: Overcoming the shortcomings

Lecture 15 Code Snippets in API Documentation: External snippets

Lecture 16 Code Snippets in API Documentation: @snippet Demo

Lecture 17 Simple Web Server: Introduction

Lecture 18 Simple Web Server: Running the server from the command line

Lecture 19 Simple Web Server: Using the API to start the server

Lecture 20 Simple Web Server: Customizing the server

Section 3: Exploring Java 19

Lecture 21 Section Introduction

Lecture 22 DateTimeFormatter: Current shortcomings

Lecture 23 DateTimeFormatter: Solution using ofLocalizedPattern() method

Lecture 24 HashMap and HashSet: Why do we need the new static factory methods ?

Lecture 25 HashMap table size: Example of over-allocation & how to fix

Section 4: Exploring Java 20

Lecture 26 Section Introduction

Lecture 27 Lossy Conversions

Lecture 28 Deprecation: java.net.URL public Constructors

Section 5: Exploring Java 21

Lecture 29 Section Introduction

Lecture 30 Pattern Matching for switch expressions & statements: Introduction

Lecture 31 Pattern Matching for switch expressions & statements: Switches and null

Lecture 32 Pattern Matching for switch expressions & statements: Switches and enum constant

Lecture 33 Record Patterns: Introduction

Lecture 34 Record Patterns: Nested Record Patterns

Lecture 35 Sequenced Collections: Why do we need them ?

Lecture 36 Sequenced Collections: Exploring the new SequencedCollection interface

Lecture 37 Before Virtual Threads, Part 1: Green threads, Platform threads and Little's law

Lecture 38 Before the Advent of Virtual Threads, Part 2: Why do we need Virtual Threads ?

Lecture 39 Virtual Threads: What is a virtual thread ? What is mounting & unmounting ?

Lecture 40 Virtual Threads: Creating a million Virtual Threads

Lecture 41 Virtual Threads: Impact and benefits

Lecture 42 Virtual Threads: Core Components - What's happening behind the scenes ?

Lecture 43 Virtual Threads: Behind the scenes - Continuations

Lecture 44 Virtual Threads: Behind the scenes - Stacks & Continuations

Lecture 45 Virtual Threads: Behind the scenes - LockSupport, park & unpark

Lecture 46 Virtual Threads: Behind the scenes - Different carrier threads

Lecture 47 Virtual Threads: Should we use them everywhere ?

Lecture 48 Virtual Threads: Pinning & ReentrantLock

Lecture 49 Structured Concurrency: Why do we need it ?

Lecture 50 Structured Concurrency: Introduction to ShutdownOnFailure

Lecture 51 Structured Concurrency: Introduction to ShutdownOnSuccess

Lecture 52 Structured Concurrency: Putting it all together

Section 6: Wrapping up !

Lecture 53 Looking forward to Java 22

Lecture 54 Thank you !

Java developers interested in getting up to speed with the ever-evolving Java language,You want to learn the new features of modern Java