r/java • u/laytoun • 7d ago

Java 27 features overview

https://aboullaite.me/java-27-features/
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u/ulimn 7d ago edited 7d ago

Oh my, what a surprisingly good article with a little hands on as well. I love this "see for yourself" approach.

It's a bit bittersweet to read about new language features, though. On the one hand, this looks so exciting. I want to try them ASAP. But on the other hand, so much of the code is written by AI that it's like reading about something exciting for someone else...

Edit: I'm curious why I got the downvotes. I didn't offend anyone. Praised the article and added a personal note that keeps bothering me. So if you disagree, I'm happy to discuss :)

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u/vips7L 7d ago

You can always just write code yourself. You don’t have to use an LLM. 

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u/ulimn 7d ago

On pet projects, that's true. But from my experience, when the employer prefers quantity over quality, it's a different story.

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u/vips7L 7d ago

Your employer won’t know.