Oracle has launched JDK 24, featuring 24 JEPs, including new experimental features like Generational Shenandoah and Compact Object Headers. This release marks a significant acceleration in feature deployment compared to previous versions. JEP 404 aims to enhance garbage collection efficiency by introducing a generational mode, while JEP 450 proposes to optimize memory usage via compact object headers. The JDK 24 Release further sets the stage for future developments, with considerations for features in JDK 25 potentially discussed during the launch event.
Oracle's JDK 24 introduces new experimental features like Generational Shenandoah and Compact Object Headers, highlighting a rapid feature cadence and innovation in Java.
JEP 404, Generational Shenandoah aims to enhance garbage collection efficiency, while JEP 450 seeks to minimize object header sizes to optimize memory usage in Java.
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