Author: Zen and the Art of Computer Programming
1 Introduction
As we all know, Java is an object-oriented, platform-independent, high-level static language. It has become one of the most popular programming languages because of its features such as ease of use, fast operation speed, safety and reliability. Recently, with the rapid development of the Internet, various enterprises are trying to migrate to the Java technology stack. So, as a technician, how do we quickly find relevant solutions when we encounter some technical problems? From this perspective, this article gives a comprehensive introduction to the latest technologies and frameworks of Java. Hope to provide some reference help for technical enthusiasts.
2. The development history of Java
Java was born in the 1990s and was developed by Sun Microsystems. It is simple, safe, robust, dynamic, and cross-platform, making it one of the most popular languages out there. Its main application areas include web applications, mobile applications, game development, desktop applications, embedded systems, enterprise applications, web development, and many others. It is widely used in cloud computing, distributed computing, data analysis, finance, telecommunications, e-government, aerospace, petroleum, environmental protection, navigation and other fields.
Since March 1996, Sun Microsystems began to improve and upgrade Java, and released Java SE (Standard Edition, Standard Edition), Java EE (Enterprise Edition, Enterprise Edition), Java ME (Micro Edition, Micro Edition) . In 1997, Sun Microsystems also launched the Java One conference, inviting the industry's top technical experts, laboratory researchers and engineers to discuss the latest developments in Java technology. Since then, Java has gradually become the most popular language in the industry, attracting a large number of programmers, system administrators, project managers, scientists, students and other enthusiastic enthusiasts who are keen on learning and researching the Java language.
In 1998, Sun