Borland's once-dominant Java IDE, later Eclipse-based under Embarcadero. Defunct; it seeded the early JDeveloper codebase.
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the Java Cryptography Architecture, the standard JDK API for cryptographic operations including encryption, signatures, and key management. Technically correct and notoriously hostile to casual use.
a fast, lightweight Windows-only Java IDE written in C++. Popular in classrooms in the early 2000s; now largely abandoned.
Oracle's free Java IDE, deeply integrated with Oracle ADF and Fusion Middleware. Powerful but heavy.
JDK Release Process
Application Class-Data Sharing
Value Classes and Objects (Preview)
Enhanced Primitive Boxing (Preview)
Pattern Matching for switch
Prepare to Make Final Mean Final
Remove the Applet API
Ahead-of-Time Object Caching with Any GC
HTTP/3 for the HTTP Client API
Post-Quantum Hybrid Key Exchange for TLS 1.3
Compact Object Headers by Default
Shenandoah GC: Generational Mode by Default
draft: Enhanced Local Variable Declarations (Preview)
an economics observation (Jevons, 1865, on coal) that making a resource cheaper to use increases total consumption rather than reducing it.
a full curses-like environment for Java, vaguely reminiscent of Borland's Turbo Vision by design.
The Java Flight Recorder is a diagnostic tool for Java, integrated into the JVM. It does, however, require a commercial license for use in production.