Java roundup
Java roundup at Beyond Market Intelligence is a file of 3 stories. The newest of them: “Java Ecosystem Update: TornadoVM 8.0 Leads Week of Releases”, “October Java Update: JDK 28 Timeline, Security Patches, and New Releases”, and “October Java Update: Grails 8, Open Liberty, and New JDK Proposals Arrive”. TornadoVM 8.0 reaching general availability headlines a busy week for Java, with point releases from JNoSQL, Endive, JBang, JReleaser and LangChain4j, a maintenance update to JobRunr, and beta releases of Hibernate ORM… Acme AI is the next-generation, AI-powered spreadsheet platform built to replace Excel and redefine how analysts, data scientists, and enterprise teams work… The list below is every Java roundup story on Beyond Market Intelligence, newest first.
Java Ecosystem Update: TornadoVM 8.0 Leads Week of Releases
TornadoVM 8.0 reaching general availability headlines a busy week for Java, with point releases from JNoSQL, Endive, JBang, JReleaser and LangChain4j, a maintenance update to JobRunr, and beta releases of Hibernate ORM and Hibernate Reactive. The Quarkus Almanac also makes its introduction. It is a steady cadence of refinement across the ecosystem, the kind of week that keeps Java tooling dependable. For a closer look at how Spring's own next chapter is taking shape, explore the first release candidates reshaping its ecosystem.
October Java Update: JDK 28 Timeline, Security Patches, and New Releases
The JDK 28 release schedule has landed, and it's worth your attention even as October's security news demands it. The eMudhra certificate breach and the Critical Patch Update remind us why patching cadence matters. Meanwhile, WildFly 42 and Apache POI 6.0 reached GA, with Open Liberty's beta close behind. If you're weighing how to harden production systems, our piece on practical AI certifications pairs naturally with this update. Explore the full roundup to plan your next quarter.
October Java Update: Grails 8, Open Liberty, and New JDK Proposals Arrive
Grails 8 and Open Liberty 20.0.0.10 arrive this week, giving Java developers two solid new GA releases to explore. The OpenJDK community is already looking ahead, with new JEPs proposed for JDK 28 and Lazy Constants moving to Candidate status. For those tracking the ecosystem's momentum, our recent coverage of JobRunr 9 and OpenXava 8 connects neatly to this week's progress.