Java 11 Features

Enhanced Deprecation

Java 11, released in September 2018, brought a number of improvements and enhancements to the language and platform. One of the notable changes was the enhanced deprecation mechanism, which aims to improve how deprecated features are handled in Java. Deprecation in Java is a way for developers to mark certain features or APIs as outdated …

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Low-Overhead Heap Profiling

In modern software applications, especially large and long-running Java programs, memory management is critical.Poor memory usage can lead to performance degradation, OutOfMemoryErrors, and even application crashes.Heap profiling — the process of analyzing memory usage patterns — helps developers understand, optimize, and debug how memory is allocated and used. However, traditional heap profiling tools often introduce …

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ChaCha20 and Poly1305 Cryptographic Algorithms

Cryptography is an essential pillar of modern software development. With rising concerns around privacy, data breaches, and secure communications, it has become increasingly important to use fast, reliable, and secure encryption algorithms.In Java 11, two powerful cryptographic algorithms — ChaCha20 and Poly1305 — were officially introduced. These algorithms provide developers with the ability to perform …

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JDK Flight Recorder Event Streaming

Modern software systems, especially those built with Java, are often deployed in complex, dynamic environments where performance monitoring and troubleshooting are critical. Over the years, the Java ecosystem has evolved various tools to assist developers and system administrators in diagnosing performance issues with minimal impact on running applications. One of the most significant advancements in …

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Flight Recorder

Java Flight Recorder (JFR) is an integrated profiling and diagnostics tool in the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), designed to monitor and analyze Java applications with minimal performance impact. With Java 11, JFR became open-sourced in OpenJDK, eliminating the need for commercial licenses and making it widely accessible for developers. This essay briefly explores JFR’s significance, …

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