Java8 launch AMIS Services by Lucas Jellema
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The document discusses the history and evolution of Java, highlighting its major features and the impact of the smartphone and tablet revolutions on its adoption. Java 8 is introduced with a focus on converged JVM, improved interoperability with other languages, and the integration of JavaFX, while Java ME and SE continue to evolve. The future roadmap includes modularity with Jigsaw and emphasis on cloud computing and interoperability beyond Java 8.
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JVMs on [m]any platform[s]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/java8launchmarch18th1-140324041800-phpapp01/85/Java8-launch-AMIS-Services-by-Lucas-Jellema-18-320.jpg)
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Oracle‟s platform roadmap
• Target platforms are
– Desktop Client
– Enterprise Server
– Mobile (feature phones) and Embedded devices
• No [plans for] JVM on iOS or other tablets or smart phones
– However: Embedded JVM in iOS and Android Apps
• No Java Applet browser plugin
– [please] No more Applets!](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/java8launchmarch18th1-140324041800-phpapp01/85/Java8-launch-AMIS-Services-by-Lucas-Jellema-19-320.jpg)
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Java 8
• Java 8 - Statements/directions/themes
– Converged JVM
– JavaFX merged into JDK (deprecate Swing)
– Abandon Java Applets
– Java Client: desktop, embedded (ARM devices); touch screen support (Windows 8)
– Bring SE [Embedded] and ME closer together (CLDC 8 and profiles)
– Interoperability between JVM languages (Nashorn)
• Language Innovation
– Lambda (“closures”) ,
– Collections with Streams API
– Concurrency
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Java8 launch AMIS Services by Lucas Jellema
- 1. Lucas Jellema 18th March 2014 Java 8 Launch Strategic Outlook and Future
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- 3. 3 Agenda • Java history • Java‟s position • Java SE 8 • Java Embedded & ME • The future of Java SE (FX/ME)
- 4. 4 The Early Days of Java 1991 OAK
- 5. 5 Java essentials • Object Oriented • Robust • Multi-Threaded • Network savvy • Interpreted and Portable (WORA) • Architecture neutral (wherever it runs, it runs the same)
- 6. 6 2007 – Java‟s heyday
- 7. 7 2007 Heyday of Java • JavaOne biggest developer event in the world • Java both Hot and Cool! • Java headed for dominance on any device – Mobile options open • FX revolution started (=> TV, Blu-Ray, designers) • Gaming and Virtual Worlds (Wonderland) • Java to become open source (OpenJDK) • JAVA was the Nasdaq Stock Symbol for Sun
- 8. 8 The sky seemed the limit
- 9. 9 Dark clouds were gathering took forever… Smartphone and Tablet revolution – closed platforms Android (Dalvik VM) left Java fold New Kids on the Block - scripting languages, anything new/hot How do you make money with Java tm?
- 10. 10 Sun set
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- 13. 13 The Future in 2009
- 14. 14 The Future as it happened and/or looks like today
- 15. 15 What happened in recent years? • JVMs • JVM languages • JVM platforms (WOR-oqafp) • FX • Java Community – Vendors – The rest of us – Kids
- 16. 16 Many JVMs • Zing • Zulu • BEA JRockit • Sun HotSpot • Apache Harmony • IBM J9 VM • Kaffe • Jikes RVM • JamVM • Excelsior JET • IcedTea • OpenJDK
- 17. 17 Oracle‟s Converged JVM roadmap • Merge Sun HotSpot & BEA JRockit => Oracle HotSpot JVM – Use HotSpot as the basis for the future JVM – Cherry-pick features and port – Same JVM for everything from embedded all the way up to enterprise • Make JRockit tooling available with unified HotSpot JVM – Mission Control & Flight Recorder (7u40)
- 18. 18 JVMs on [m]any platform[s]
- 19. 19 Oracle‟s platform roadmap • Target platforms are – Desktop Client – Enterprise Server – Mobile (feature phones) and Embedded devices • No [plans for] JVM on iOS or other tablets or smart phones – However: Embedded JVM in iOS and Android Apps • No Java Applet browser plugin – [please] No more Applets!
- 20. Java 7 on OS X and Linux/ARM Ethernet USB SD Card Audio RCA Video General Purpose I/O Power HDMI Image source: Boston Ltd., UK
- 21. Java 8 Theme: Compact Profiles Approximate static footprint goals Compact1 Profile Compact2 Profile Compact3 Profile Full JRE 140Mb 24Mb 17Mb 10Mb
- 22. Java SE 8 Compact Profiles SE Full JRE Hotspot VM Lang & Util Base Libraries Other Base Libraries Integration Libraries UI & Toolkits Optional Components Hotspot VM Base Compact1 Classes SE 8 Compact Profiles Compact2 Class libraries Compact3 Class libraries 1 2 3
- 23. 23 Use cases for Compact Profiles • Kiosk • Hand held device • Home Gateway • Electronic Tollbooth • Oracle Mobile Application Framework – Generic app for iOS & Android with embedded JVM for deploying custom Java/Apache Cordova apps • App Store deployment of Java Client applications – Windows 8, Apple OSX
- 24. Java ME 8 Focus Platform Footprint Device CPU/ GPU/I-O ARM 7 Cortex M ARM9/11 MIPS32 - ARM Cortex A – PPC - Intel Atom 50KB-1MB 1MB-10MB 10MB-100MB Java ME Java SE Java Card
- 25. Java SE 8 • Description - CLDC 8 is an long-anticipated, evolutionary update for CLDC 1.1.1 to bring the VM, Java language and core API libraries in alignment with Java SE 8 • Key Features - Synchronize Java SE 8 language features into Java ME - CLDC 8 is an extended strict subset of Java SE 8 - Introduce developer-friendly Java SE APIs - Includes updated Generic Connection Framework (GCF) 8 - Virtual Machine update to align with Java SE developer tools - Remain small and enable footprint optimizations - Backward binary compatible - Enable 9+ Million Java developers to develop for Java Embedded CLDC 8 High-Level Overview CLDC 8 Bringing The World of Java SE to Java ME
- 27. 29 Languages that can run on the JVM
- 28. 30 Java 8 „theme‟: Interoperability on JVM or The Polyglot JVM • Easier interoperability between Java and other JVM languages • Project Nashorn: very fast JavaScript engine embedded in JVM – Available from Java code to execute JavaScript – Allows JavaScript to invoke Java as well – “Oracle is in the process of developing node.jar, a java implementation of node.js to also run on the JVM via Nashorn”
- 29. 31 Story of FX • Started as F3 by Chris Oliver • Announced at JavaOne 2007 – And every JavaOne since • Java FX Script 1.0 December 2008 • 2.0 release October 2011 – (no more FX Script) • FX 8 – March 2014 – Included in OpenJDK – To replace Swing – On desktop & embedded
- 30. 32 Popularity of Java Java 6 Java 7 Java 8Java 5Java 1.4
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- 32. 34 228 JUGs around the world 10 Million Java Developers - worldwide
- 35. 37 The Launch of Java 8 SE, FX, ME, JDK & JVM
- 36. 38 Java 8 • Java 8 - Statements/directions/themes – Converged JVM – JavaFX merged into JDK (deprecate Swing) – Abandon Java Applets – Java Client: desktop, embedded (ARM devices); touch screen support (Windows 8) – Bring SE [Embedded] and ME closer together (CLDC 8 and profiles) – Interoperability between JVM languages (Nashorn) • Language Innovation – Lambda (“closures”) , – Collections with Streams API – Concurrency – …
- 37. Java SE - recent timeline 20152013 2014 2016 JDK 8 (Q1 2014) •Lambda •JVM Convergence •JavaScript Interop •JavaFX 8 •3D API •Java SE Embedded support •Enhanced HTML5 support 7u40 • Java Flight Recorder • Java Mission Control 5.2 • Java Discovery Protocol • Native memory tracking • Local Security Policy NetBeans IDE 7.3 • New hints and refactoring • Scene Builder Support NetBeans IDE 8 •JDK 8 support •Scene Builder 2.0 support Scene Builder 2.0 •JavaFX 8 support •Enhanced Java IDE support 7u21 • Java Client Security Enhancements • App Store Packaging tools Scene Builder 1.1 • Linux support
- 38. 40 The Future as it happened and/or looks like today
- 39. 41 Beyond Java 8 • Installer/Embedded JVM • Further language evolution • JigSaw (Modularity) • Java on GPU (Graphics Processing Units) • Cloud • Interoperability • No backward compatibility beyond three versions for source & target (7,8,9 – no more Java 5,6) – Note: Java 8 does not accept Java 1.4 as a target
- 40. Java SE/ME/FX Roadmap 20152014 2016 JDK 8 (Q1 2014) •Lambda •JVM Convergence •JavaScript Interop •JavaFX 8 •3D API •Java SE Embedded support •Enhanced HTML5 support 7u40 • Java Flight Recorder • Java Mission Control 5.2 • Java Discovery Protocol • Native memory tracking • Local Security Policy JDK 9 •Modularity – Jigsaw •Interoperability •Cloud •Ease of Use •JavaFX JSR •Optimizations IDE 7.3 d refactoring r Support NetBeans IDE 8 • JDK 8 support • Scene Builder 2.0 support Scene Builder 2.0 • JavaFX 8 support • Enhanced Java IDE support NetBeans IDE 9 • JDK 9 support • Scene Builder 3.0 support Scene Builder 3.0 • JavaFX 9 support ecurity Enhancements ckaging tools JDK 8u20 • Deterministic G1 • Java Mission Control 6.0 • Improved JRE installer • App bundling enhancements JDK 8u40 Scene Builder 1.1 • Linux support
- 41. 43 Java 8 – Deep Dive
Editor's Notes
- #17: http://www.forbes.com/sites/richardfinger/2013/10/15/the-java-virtual-machine-jvm-the-platform-that-powers-the-world/
- #21: In addition to the incremental improvements to Java 7, we have also increased the set of platforms supported by Oracle from Linux, Windows, and Solaris to now also include Mac OS X (“ten”) and Linux/ARM for ARM based PCs such as the Raspberry Pi and emerging ARM based microservers.These are the first new ports of Java since 64 bit Windows in 2007 and 64 bit Linux in 2003.So Oracle has released as many new ports In the last year for desktops and servers as were done in the preceding decade of Java SE’s history.And new for JavaOne Brasil, I am pleased to relate that we will be making EA builds of the Linux ARM binary which supports the Hard Float ABIfor ARM v6/7 on platforms like the raspberry Pi available by the end of this calendar year.
- #22: JEP 161
- #26: This slide gives a high level summary of the updates included in the CLDC 8 specification being submitted by Oracle to the JCP process.Key point – ME 8 aims to make CLDC 8 a strict subset of SE 8 while adding language, VM and core API features that make it more useful and powerful to developers in the small embedded and mobile handset device markets
- #28: The ME 8 Platform will be a major evolution of the Java ME platform: that will offer modernized API to enable ease of development and deployment of the latest expected application functionality in the small embedded as well as mobile device markets.that begins a process of bringing more developers from Java SE’s ecosystem into the Java ME ecosystem through a common language and application development process.that brings key focus on the needs of small embedded devices for relevant Java APIs (in the form of flexible external device access API that support tasks that are common to embedded systems developers) and tools that support and enhance developer productivity in working with prototype device boards.
- #31: http://java.dzone.com/articles/how-java-8-handles-javascript
- #33: The TIOBE Programming Community index is an indicator of the popularity of programming languages. The index is updated once a month. The ratings are based on the number of skilled engineers world-wide, courses and third party vendors. Popular search engines such as Google, Bing, Yahoo!, Wikipedia, Amazon, YouTube and Baidu are used to calculate the ratings. Observe that the TIOBE index is not about the best programming language or the language in which most lines of code have been written.The index can be used to check whether your programming skills are still up to date or to make a strategic decision about what programming language should be adopted when starting to build a new software system. http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/content/paperinfo/tpci/index.html
- #40: Just to summarize the releases we have been taking about, this is the roadmap, Not going to go through it in detail.CHANGED: JDK 8, from “Complete JVM convergence to just JVM Convergence”Added the features for 7u10
- #43: Just to summarize the releases we have been taking about, this is the roadmap, Not going to go through it in detail.CHANGED: JDK 8, from “Complete JVM convergence to just JVM Convergence”Added the features for 7u10