Java 27 and the LTS question
Six-month releases, an LTS every two years, and a decision most teams make by default rather than deliberately.
tech, developers, and the code underneath
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from January 23, 2025 to September 8, 2026.
Six-month releases, an LTS every two years, and a decision most teams make by default rather than deliberately.
Write once, run anywhere, debug everywhere. The honest accounting of what each approach actually costs.
New OS versions, more on-device model surface, and a developer relationship that remains complicated.
Internal platforms fail for predictable reasons. The successful ones share four properties.
More model, more surfaces, and a search product that keeps changing what the web is for.
Agent infrastructure at the OS layer, more of the developer stack open-sourced, and a strategy that has not changed in a decade.
Google ships a frontier model and Antigravity, an agent-first development environment. The bundling is the strategy.
Instant and Thinking as named modes, adaptive reasoning, and personality controls. The router lesson got learned.
OpenAI ships a Chromium-based browser with an agent that can act on pages. The prompt injection surface is now your whole session.
A very large number of machines stop getting security updates. The e-waste and the enterprise scramble are both real.
OpenAI ships an agent builder, an app SDK, and a distribution channel. The strategy is now unambiguous.
A better video model wrapped in a social app, with a cameo feature that makes consent the whole product question.