Starting with the release of Java 9 in September 2017, new Java language versions are now developed every six months; according to the plan, only one version per three year period will receive long-term support. Java 11 is the first release with long-term support since Java 8.
Many developers will therefore move straight from Java 8 to Java 11, meaning they will have to get to grips with the new features from three major releases.
After years of planning, the Java Platform Module System (JPMS) was introduced in Java 9 under the code name Jigsaw. The main focus was on modularizing the Java class library. Modularization is an important aspect of software architecture. Many developers and architects have been waiting a long time for this.
In this seminar, we will provide you with the basic principles for dividing your applications correctly and differentiating the components clearly from one another. This will minimize potential problems with migration or new implementations. We will also look at the support provided by the development environments and build management
as well as discussing other new features, including JShell, the new keyword “var”, and enhancements to the Process API, Collection, and Stream API. The seminar offers a simple introduction to the new features of Java 9–11 and provides valuable information and practical tips.
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Duration
2 days -
Goal
- Receive a thorough overview of development using Java 11.
- Learn how to create modularized software with Java tools.
- Learn more about API enhancements and changes to the programming language from Java 9, 10, and 11.
- Attend a brief update training course and save valuable working time.
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Target group
Java software developers, technical project managers, architects
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Contents
Modularized JDK
- The objectives of Project Jigsaw
- Overview of the system modules
- Classpath vs. module path
- Restructuring in the JDK
- Migration to Java 11 without modularization
Software modularization
- Public and private interfaces
- Module descriptors and dependencies for system modules
- Definition of separate modules and their dependencies
- Visibilities and exporting public interfaces
- ServiceLoader in the context of modules
- Building modules using Maven
- An overview of JLink
- Contrast to OSGi
Local Variable Type Inference
- Type Inference in previous Java versions
- Introduction to typing with “var”
- Implications and restrictions of Local Variable Type Inference
- “var” in lambda expressions
Other new features and API updates
- JShell
- Process API
- UTF-8 resource bundles
- Enhancements to the Collection and Stream API
- Concurrency updates
- Flow API
- HTTP/2 Client
- Overview of remote methods
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Requirements
Good basic knowledge of Java, for example, by attending our Java Training.
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| Place | Date | Language | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Virtual Classroom | 04.07 - 05.07.2023 | de | € 1.170,00 | |
| Virtual Classroom | 07.11 - 08.11.2023 | de | € 1.040,00 | |
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