Project Lambda とこれからの Java

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Yuichi Sakuraba

Material of Developer Festa Sapporo 2015

Technology

Agenda
Project Lambda
near future
Project Jigsaw
far future
Project Valhalla
Conclusion

Встречать Новый год - это древняя традиция. А отмечают его везде по-разному. В каждой стране свои новогодние традиции. Однако все эти обряды – добрые, красивые, таинственные. А порой и забавные – объединяет одно: желание, чтобы наступающий год был счастливым.

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