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Enterprise ETL/CRUD stuff and (some) native Android applications.
by jlnho 3y ago
Enterprise ETL/CRUD stuff and (some) native Android applications.
- yankput 3y agoAndroid doesn’t follow the Oracle Java though, right. So all these new features are just not there, right
- jlnho 3y agoNot yet, I believe they currently support everything (or nearly everything) up to Java 11.
- bad_user 3y agoThe compile-time features end up being supported. The runtime features (e.g., invokeDynamic) less so. OTOH, Android would benefit from virtual threads, too, which is one of the reasons they've jumped feet-first on the Kotlin train (and Kotlin's coroutines are pretty well designed).
- charcircuit 3y agoIt uses their compiler javac. Then the class files get compiled into dex files for androids runtime.