Java language architect Brian Goetz spoke at last month’s JVM Summit, delivering a talk that looked to Java’s future.
Goetz discussed not the Java we have now, but a hypothetical “set of features that are designed not to be used by themselves as a way to write better programs — but as a mechanism for making the language more growable and more extensible.”
In short, Goetz explained how he sees the Java language evolving.
“I spent a lot of time looking at what other languages did,” Goetz said, “and we feel like we’ve come to a…
