Tim Bray 🇨🇦 on Nostr: For those who live or have lived (like me up till 2020) in JavaLand, this will be a ...
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"content": "For those who live or have lived (like me up till 2020) in JavaLand, this will be a stimulating read: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/project-valhalla-explained-how-decade-work-arrives-jdk-skowroński-paulf/ (tl;dr: Java value classes)\n\nWhen I was a Java-head, I mostly hated all the new Java features because to a one, they made it less readable. I think this mostly won’t? Can’t wait to hear reports back from people who try applying it to big codebases.\n\n#java",
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