Future of Java Language: Trends and Predictions

This report discusses the future of Java language, including its potential for end-users and developers. It explores the latest trends and predictions for Java programming in cloud computing, big data, and more. The report also covers the importance of Java in the software industry and its role in facilitating business tasks.

What is the future of java language?

Abstract
Motivation
The focus of the report is on the future of Java language which is potable to run similarity on
different combinations of hardware and operating system. It is mainly through compiling the
Java Language code to an intermediate representation like Java bytecode rather than directly
working for the architecture based specific machine code.
Problem
The problems are related to analyzing about how Java could be effective for the end-users and
the programmers or the developers for working on automatic memory management.
Method
There are different methods which are for Java automatic memory management model where the
programmers are involved in handling the creation of objects. There are different versions of
Java which could be effectively used like the web-development, big data and in the android that
can involve the security standards as well.
Results
With the use of Java language, there is a possibility to ensure about the portability to run on the
different operating systems without any dependency. Here, the platform independent factors
includes how the applications are written on the platform with easy porting to the other platform.
Conclusion
Java has a stronger memory management system that helps in easy elimination of the errors with
checking the codes at the runtime.

Contents
Introduction......................................................................................................................................3
Future of Java Programming.......................................................................................................3
Java longevity from programmers (developers) and end-user perspectives....................................5
Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................7
References........................................................................................................................................8

Introduction
Java is a general purpose with computer programming language that is considered to be
concurrent with class based and object-oriented factors that helps in designing the new
implementation dependencies with few implementation plans. The application developers need
to work on compiling the Java codes that can run on the applications with compiling to the
bytecode for Java virtual machine. One design goal of Java is portability with the programs that
are set for Java platform with similarity focusing on hardware and operating system for handling
the system runtime support adequately (Slaughter, Lee, Treichler, Bauer, and Aiken, 2015) . This
is achieved through the compiling of the Java language code with the intermediate representation
like Java bytecode, rather than directly representing to the architecture specific machine code.
They are intended to be set by the virtual machine which is then written for the host hardware.
The end users tend to make use of the Java Runtime Environment which is installed on the
machine with the standalone applications of Java.
Future of Java Programming
Java has been considered to be an important language for the long time, where it is trying
to incorporate the different bits and syntax pieces which are from different language. The Java
developer who has been content makes use of the parts of Java which are comfortable to stagnate
out of job market (Carpenter et al., 2017). The Java developer helps keeping oneself up-to-date
with the evolution that helps in understanding the job opportunities with codebases to maintain
the decades. The Java developer tends to incorporate the new language features where the
architecture needs to be service oriented. The idea is about the services that are Java based and
how the developers are able to work in comparison to PHP developers and are always able to
achieve the solution for different problems. Some say that future of Java is uncertain where there

are present and the past factors that could be considered to be holding some fragments of future.
The few invention has a tremendous success where Java has been developed for the computer
programming language with the minimum work and can run on any platform as well. Java is
incorporated in laptops and almost all the gaming consoles which has been quoted that there are
9 million Java developers who are working on the latest trends in Java Programming
Development (Heaton, 2015). It is easy to be used, written, debugging, compiling and then
learning, when compared to the other languages. It will also help in allowing one to create the
reusability of the codes with the modular programs effectively. Java can be considered to having
a huge role in the development of software with the clients working on hiring the developers of
Java rather than other streams.
Considering the importance of Java in cloud computing, it has been able to work on the
data science framework, with web development and applications as well. The languages like
Python are evolving and are popular, but presently and in the coming times, there is a increased
use of deep learning and machine learning workloads. There are libraries which are found to be
compatible with the different libraries (Bracha & Ungar, 2015). There are different and better
security options when compared to Python and the example is Internet of Things (IoT)
applications where it has a larger user group with libraries working on making a pathway for
machine learning. The valuable resources are mainly related to meeting the needs and then
building up the repository with free software. Java has been working with new developers
learning where others might include JavaScript, C,C# for their work. It is considered to be one of
the classic object-oriented static language where the strengths and the weakness of the language
versus the dynamic language like JavaScript has been important for the users and is being almost
daily. It is helpful for the deep learning and the artificial intelligence (Gosling, Joy, Steele,

Brecha & Buckley, 2014). This will continue to grow with the basis of infrastructure and better
microservice development and can move to the cloud along with different workloads.
Over the time, Java powers of the software tend to make use of the real world for
facilitating the business and then accomplishing the tasks as well. The stability, predictability
and the depth of features are for the strong community with greater business choices. The
consistency of the updates are for Java developers where the updates are complete, functional
and holding the backwards compatibility with properly focusing on enterprise applications in
different cases. The business community helps in updating standards of predictability and long
lead procedures with supporting times (Erdweg et al., 2015). The faster cycle of release includes
the trends that are related to how the new features are announced with moving Java to a faster
release cycle. The new JDK development helps the companies to work with the scheduled
versions with receiving the long-term support mainly from Oracle. There are companies who are
valuing the stability with the predictability about upgrading the time and want to access the new
features which have frequent releases. Considering the different changes and the updates, it is
seen that JDK developers tend to make use of the structure which is accustomed to take hold of
the benefits of modularity with the ability to set the customized configurations for the modules. It
is considered to be increasing greatly with the efficiency and scalability in Java apps (Cordeiro,
Kesseli, Kroening, Schrammel & Trtik, 2018). The goal is to make more access to the smaller
scale machines and then there are components set for the better functionality. The developers are
also able to get the instant response on the code which they are working on. With the ongoing
trends, it is seen that there is embracing of interoperability, where Java has been able to open the
doors to partnership where the other originations tend to extend for the Java community
(Khaleel, Ashaari, Meriam, Wook & Ismail, 2015). The examples are OpenJDK and Jakarta EE.

They are important for improving the integration of API and then supporting the modular open
source libraries with different frameworks. The setup is based on how the microservices are set
with developing new applications.
Java longevity from programmers (developers) and end-
user perspectives
The Java Developer is not only for a particular area but the entire people in the globe where the
developers are working and learning in depth about the opportunities where the technology like
the services of banking, hospital, big data solutions and the stock market could be incorporated
in it. Being the programmer of Java candidates, there are enrolments of Java training programs
that covers the things which are from the advanced concepts and the rules to run best practices in
an effective manner (Tan, Falcou, Etiemble & Kaiser, 2016). The OOPS concepts help in
optimizing the use of the Object-Oriented Programming language like Java, where there is a
continuity to keep in sync different happenings which are proceeded in the world. There are
different problem-solving methods that helps in developing a logic at the time of Java coding. It
will help in handling the core APIs inside out. The work is on the verbal and the non-verbal
communication skills with practicing the leadership skills, with growing up ladders in career.
The future of Java is about using sorting, searching and hashing techniques with balanced binary
trees to understand about Java which helps in implementing the computer science fundamentals.
The future of Java is not about the language, but it is about the data models, that works with the
algorithms, patterns and the intuition (Matsuzawa, Ohata, Sugiura & Sakai, 2015).
The future that has been seen for the Java developers is increasing with time and the
companies are also demanding for the efficient Java applications. This is the only programming
language which cannot die, and the software or applications are built on it. The Java Platform

like COBOL, includes the implementation of the different systems but at the same time COBOL
programmers are also hugely in demand (Imam & Sarkar, 2014). According to the end users,
Java and the software industry is considered to be helpful for the developers who are moving at a
faster pace. With JShells, the developers are able to get the feedback rather than waiting for ten
seconds. There have been convenience methods for the factors and the modules, with increased
automation. Java is able to handle the new stack trace of API which can help in writing the
programs for diagnosing the problems and telling people about it (Sedgewick & Wayne, 2017).
The experiences are important where the automation will help in adding means with re-using
without any indirection code which could be entirely optimized mainly for the clarity of reading
rather than easy writing. The basis of Java trend is embracing the interoperability and
cooperation. The industry trends are continued among the people with contributing to the open
source and then to the automated upgrades. There are cooperation grows in language and
runtimes that are for supporting of the external processes in Java 9. There has been a complete
versatility with the cross-platforms where JVM has been considered to be continuing and
becoming more with the increase of develop focus and interlanguage cooperation (Urma &
Mycroft, 2015). Java 9 has been considered to be the awaited version for the modularization for
the end-users who are expecting a bigger and a popular open-source libraries for the
modularizing and then setting the frameworks. The Java comes from Oracle to Eclipse with
expecting the different development plans that includes the involvement and ownership
effectively. As per the advices and thoughts of people, it is considered to be an re-active
architecture with re-active patterns and programming which tends to grow and attract the
developers in 2018. The architecture has been important for the front-end world with using the
Spring framework that is considered important for the back-end to be implemented with the

Flux/Redux patterns for the back end. The predictions are about the frameworks like the
Hibernate and how J4EE is also able to work on adapting the asynchronous functionalities and
updating the database drivers as well (Al-Bastami & Naser, 2017). There are different database
drivers which are found to be still synchronous.
Conclusion
With the release of Java cycle, there are different changes that are found to be coming in the
recent time. It is seen that Java is going to be responsive for the emerging trends with the
development and fulfilling the proper needs of users. The embracing of the quick release cycle
with extended support is for the reference build-up where Oracle has been implementing a hybrid
approach that is important for the flexibility and stability of the system.
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