Whether May was about Jigsaw or Kotlin for you, or the wider world of Java, this monthly news source won’t disappoint, from design patterns to Android.<\/b>
\nWhat an exciting month May was! The Java Community Process was flung into the spotlight as the Executive Committee voted against Jigsaw, raising questions like: How does this impact Java 9? What happens next? And what is the JCP anyway? Add to this the announcement of some exciting Android-related news, and we have a very full Java Annotated Monthly!
Well, dear reader, you probably won\u2019 t be surprised after reading the articles covered in last month\u2019s Java Annotated Monthly that the Java Community Process Executive Committee voted \u201cno\u201d on the Java Platform Module System public review ballot. Let\u2019s see what the aftermath is:
More general news and information about Java 9:
This month\u2019s General Java links include Java-specific design and architecture, plus performance.
Of course, there\u2019s more Android news than just Google I\/O and Kotlin.
In recent months, we\u2019 ve moved away from covering a wide range of JVM languages in Java Annotated Monthly to focus on Java-the-language (mostly because it\u2019s impossible to cover all the news for all the JVM languages) . This month I\u2019 m making an exception for Kotlin given the Google I\/O news. If you feel the need to get up to speed on JetBrains\u2019 JVM language, here are some pointers.
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