October 2024
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Content preview from 97 cosas que todo programador Java debe saber
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Capítulo 69. El renacimiento de Java
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Sander Mak
Parece que Java ha sido declarado muerto quizás más que cualquier otro lenguaje de programación. Tal vez no sorprenda que los informes sobre su muerte sean muy exagerados. Java tiene una enorme huella en el desarrollo backend, y la mayoría de las empresas desarrollan sistemas en Java. Sin embargo, hay algo de verdad en cada rumor: Java era un lenguaje lento en la era de lenguajes dinámicos como Ruby y JavaScript. Tradicionalmente, las principales versiones de Java duraban entre tres y cuatro años de desarrollo. Es difícil seguir el ritmo de otras plataformas.
En 2017, todo esto cambió. Oracle -el administrador de Java- anunció que la plataforma Java se lanzaría dos veces al año. Java 9, lanzada a finales de 2017, fue la última gran y esperada versión. Después de Java 9, cada año, en marzo y septiembre, se publica una nueva versión importante de Java. Como un reloj.
Cambiar a este calendario de lanzamientos basado en el tiempo tiene muchas consecuencias. Las versiones ya no pueden esperar a características que aún no están completas. Además, como hay menos tiempo entre versiones y el equipo que desarrolla Java sigue siendo del mismo tamaño, menos funciones llegan a una versión. Pero no pasa nada: tendremos otra versión ...
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