Java 16 has arrived

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  • amber-docs

    https://openjdk.org/projects/amber

    • Be advised that Java 16's pattern matching is just first step of many to come. Brian Goetz (Java language architect) has a running github repo, called amber-docs. You can find drafts of upcoming features, like: * Pattern Matching for Java * Pattern Matching for Java -- Semantics * Type patterns in switch

  • jdk-mc

    Recent Java with modifications specific to Minecraft.

    • Great, now I have to merge this with jdk-mc. I'd been holding off on what will likely be a very painful merge.

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  • githut

    Github Language Statistics

    • Not a single number or report. Anyway, different from you, I have sources to claim that: - Java has more open positions. Indeed Tech Skill Explorer. Its double C#; - Java has bigger community. Github Language Stats. Java #3, while C# #9. - Java tag has been used more time in stackoverflow, than C#. - Java is used second choice in unicorns. While C# is #11 place;

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