JCON30 Years of #Java – Celebrate With Us! 🎉
From #Mars rovers to powering #social platforms, Java is everywhere! Sharat Chander's inspiring #keynote is your weekend must-watch to #honor the world's most versatile language!
30 Years of #Java – Celebrate With Us! 🎉
From #Mars rovers to powering #social platforms, Java is everywhere! Sharat Chander's inspiring #keynote is your weekend must-watch to #honor the world's most versatile language!
SoftwareMillJava Crack of the Week episode #2 is out now! 💻
👉 https://youtube.com/watch?v=nAPmYHyVT68
Discover what Spring4Shell (CVE-2022-22965) does and how it works, as well as how to protect Spring apps against this code vulnerability.
Subscribe to our channel and discover more Java ins and outs with
Łukasz Rola, celebrating Java's 30th anniversary! 🎉
#Java #Java30 #Java30withSoftwareMill #JavaCrackOfTheWeek #Cybersecurity
Spring4Shell RCE Explained | Java Crack of the Week #2
Conor O'NeillThe Java programming language is 30!
https://www.theregister.com/2025/05/23/30_years_ago_java_arrived/
I first heard about Java very soon after it was announced, probably in 1995, when a Sun engineer gave a talk at HP Labs in Bristol.
However, I didn't actually start using Java until 2004. "Struts", and similar weirdness.
We had a brief foray into the cul-de-sac of Applets (running Java UI within a web browser); this was, unfortunately, extremely slow, using an external plug-in. Modern browswers could probably make a decent go at this if they tried again, though in practice that won't now happen.
I'm still programming in Java on the back-end, mostly using Spring Boot. And having to fight the awfulness of JavaScript / TypeScript for front-end work. That, therefore, qualifies me as a 'full-stack' developer nowadays (albeit mostly retired).
I know that Java programming is derided by the glitterati, but it is a useful workhorse which will be around for a while yet.
Maarten Lemmens
Werner Keil#30Jahre #Java: Es gehört noch lange nicht zum alten Eisen | iX Magazin #Java30 https://www.heise.de/hintergrund/30-Jahre-Java-Es-gehoert-noch-lange-nicht-zum-alten-Eisen-10377807.html
Happy 30th Birthday, #Java! 🎂
From applets to #AI, you've been the #JVM powered heartbeat of innovation for three decades!
We celebrated your big 30 the only way we know how: with #code, cake, and a room full of #community love at #JCON2025.
Here's to 30 more years of portability, platform independence, and passionate developers!
🖖 Long live #Duke and long live Java!
Sasha#java30 Java was the rock of my software engineering career, working commercially in Java v1.0 believe it or not and using it for 13 years. I did C & C++ before that and have learnt Node.js, Go and Python since.
Java is still imho one of the easiest languages for a C-like developer to read. It's OO model is damn fine, and it's mostly fast enough.
I wish it handled JSON less clunkily, but strongly typed languages save you so much prayer & guess work in larger codebases.
Ionut Balosin🎉 Java turns 30!
Launched on May 23, 1995.
Together with our Staff Software Engineer, Łukasz Rola, we’re launching a brand-new series: Java Crack of the Week! 💻
👉 https://youtube.com/watch?v=JhH9N6pWPKk
In the first episode, Łukasz dives deep into one of the most critical Java vulnerabilities ever discovered: Log4Shell (CVE-2021-44228).
🎉 This series is part of our celebration of Java’s 30th anniversary - make sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel for weekly episodes!
#Java #Java30 #Java30withSoftwareMill #Log4Shell #JavaCrackOfTheWeek
