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Week of August 23, 2021

Four top Java architects answer questions about Java’s vibrancy, new feature priorities, and the future of the platform. Banks move faster with cloud native applications. Let a champion cyclist teach you to avoid burnout. Also: Learn how JavaCC 21 makes parsers less intimidating.

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“We don’t add stuff to Java based on what’s cool this year.”

— Mark Reinhold, Chief Architect, Java Platform Group, Oracle

Building Java’s future

Top Java architects answer six questions about what they’re building and why. And they describe how Java projects, such as Loom, Panama, and Valhalla, are laying the foundation for the future while preserving developers’ 25-year investment in the language.

Banks’ ‘bite-sized’ innovation

Cloud native applications can help banks absorb change in faster, smaller increments, says Oracle’s Sonny Singh. That approach improves a bank’s ability to deploy profitable new services quicker and attract millennial and Generation Z customers.

Sun rises

Oracle’s Erin Sun says immigrating to the United States helped her thrive in ways unavailable to her in the more conformist culture of her native Taiwan. “My story is probably a bit different from most immigrant stories you’ve heard in the past,” she writes.

Avoid burnout like a champion

Oracle’s Kirk Carlsen applies his experience as a former professional cyclist to avoid burnout at work. To maximize productivity, don’t push yourself hard all the time—pace yourself to stay motivated.

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Piercing parser mystique

Parsers have an intimidating mystique. But JavaCC 21 was designed for usability, making it handy for everyday jobs, such as implementing configuration files or custom data formats. Get started with a simple example.

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