It’s time to move your applications to Java 17. Here’s why. And here’s how
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Re: It’s time to move your applications to Java 17. Here’s why. And here’s how
#2Hilariously the article doesn’t say why one should move applications to Java 17 at all! Just that it takes effort. The how is well covered though.
Does anybody know why one would actually move a working application to Java 17?
Re: It’s time to move your applications to Java 17. Here’s why. And here’s how
#3Hilariously the article doesn’t say why one should move applications to Java 17 at all! Just that it takes effort. The how is well covered though. Does anybody know why one would actually move a working application to Java 17?
> Does anybody know why one would actually move a working application to Java 17?
Because support matters to you, and Java 17 is the newest LTS release. (For particular apps, there may be an “ability to use newer features” reason, but for many “not using an out of support platform” will be the compelling reason.)
Re: It’s time to move your applications to Java 17. Here’s why. And here’s how
#4why would anyone use java? the language is dead
Re: It’s time to move your applications to Java 17. Here’s why. And here’s how
#5why would anyone use java? the language is dead
Because you can make good money by migrating the customers java project once each year.
Re: It’s time to move your applications to Java 17. Here’s why. And here’s how
#6Still using OpenJDK 6 and feeling fine!
Re: It’s time to move your applications to Java 17. Here’s why. And here’s how
#7Re: It’s time to move your applications to Java 17. Here’s why. And here’s how
#8meanwhile, java 8 is the blessed version used for many of their cloud services.