2014 hottest, most controversial 10 Java topics

What did Ava die in 2014, and what changes in Java were being objected to by the entire Java community? Come with us to review what has changed in Java in this eventful 2014, and how all the Java-related content has been warmly discussed in Jaxenter by the small partners.

2014 is an exciting year for Java, and in case you miss out on the massive changes that have taken place in Java over the past year, and the online debate about Java, there is no point in coming up with the most turbulent talk about the JVM that took place in 2014.

1, Java8 has arrived. What the!? Java8 supports Lambda. Whoa, RIP scala!!

With the release of Java8, there has been a lot of controversy over whether the newly released Java8 has the potential to kill Scala, and the final conclusion is far from being so simple. Java8 may have been able to break through the surround of Scala's lambda, but Java is not the real coveted person for functional programming.

2. Java 9 is coming soon

Oracle released the first new features of Java 9 as early as August. After experiencing the excitement of Java 8, the news is not interesting. Oracle decided to abandon the JSON API plan to make way for other plans because the Java community was unresponsive to the new JAVA9 features that lacked innovation.

3. The Java application server is dead

What, you don't know yet? The Java application Server was kicked out of the IT circle last year. Eberhard Wolff to Jaxenter's readers and W-jax volunteers, explaining why this part of enterprise-level services has become a chicken. To remind you, comments indicate that not everyone agrees that the application server has been declared clinically dead.

4. Can Swift lure more Java developers into the iOS camp

The Roar from the iOS camp is not shaken to the foundations of Java, but Swift has landed in 2014 Wwdc,swift's many developers want to know whether Apple's JavaScript, Python, Rust, C + + can do better than Java.

5. Why good Java developers are so hard to find

2014 is a good year for the Java language. But it's undeniable that really great Java developers are a tight commodity. The guys in charge of recruiting Java developers agree that it's not easy to recruit good Java developers. But why is it so hard to find a language developer so popular as Java?

6. Developing NASA's mission software with Java

Yes. Java has entered into space. You may have thought that Java would be so awesome. The four top NASA engineers have revealed to jaxenterjava the role that Java, JavaFX, and NetBeans have played in NASA's space mission before they could present their work to the Java community in the 2014 JavaOne.

7. Five features of NetBeans IDE 8

The beta version of NetBeans IDE 8, released in January, is a stone in the Java community that inspires thousands of waves. Following the new features of NetBeans 7, Geertjan Wielenga shared the highlights of NetBeans IDE 8.

8. Eillson Power Game in Oracle

Larry Ellison resigned as CEO of Oracle last September. But is he serious? Eilison appears to be under pressure, and the OpenWorld opening and JavaOne meeting, seen as Orace's biggest move, are still down-hearted.

9, Java Technology is still the killer of developers

After becoming the most popular language in the 2013, Java was killed in 2014 with the most widely needed confidence, but what determines how powerful Java is?

10. Well, do you think Java sucks? I think it's drunk.

A 5-year-old article predicted that the 2014 would be a year of Java's resurgence, and this article undoubtedly proves that Java is still out of breath. After all these years of debate, why are programmers still bored with Java's lousy topics?

2014 hottest, most controversial 10 Java topics