Apple Silicon with Zulu OpenJDK and IntelliJ IDEA
Azul has made Zulu OpenJDK builds of OpenJDK 8, 11, and 13, as well as 16-ea, available on Apple Silicon, Arm-based Macs. Check it out!
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Geertjan Wielenga
16,334 viewsAzul has made Zulu OpenJDK builds of OpenJDK 8, 11, and 13, as well as 16-ea, available on Apple Silicon, Arm-based Macs. Check it out!

Geertjan Wielenga
3,326 viewsTracking the OpenJDK is not an easy feat. It evolves rapidly under a release cycle of a new version every 6 months. Foojay helps out!
Simon Ritter
4,531 viewsUnlike sealed classes, hidden classes (JEP 371) are a JVM rather than a language-level feature, aiming not to change the Java language.
Simon Ritter
4,260 viewsThe most significant new feature in JDK 15, and the only change to the language, is the introduction of sealed classes as a preview feature.

Geertjan Wielenga
3,912 viewsHere on foojay, the fixes that went into the release are listed, giving you a unique and readable changelog in helpful categories.

Geertjan Wielenga
2,960 viewsfoojay.io has had a bit of a facelift over the past week. Now you can see directly on the homepage all the key pieces that make up foojay.

Today we introduce a community manager for all things Raspberry Pi on foojay, Frank Delporte. He'd love to publish your Java/Raspberry Pi …

Geertjan Wielenga
5,029 viewsWe're happy to announce that we’re hosting Chris Newland’s VMOptionsExplorer on foojay, providing all details per release on Java command …

Geertjan Wielenga
5,011 viewsThe Java Version Almanac provides details per release on OpenJDK distributions, new features, and differences between APIs across releases.
Simon Ritter
3,988 viewsAs a language, Java has evolved over the last 25 years in a way that has provided excellent backwards compatibility. Here's an overview of …
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