Support for newer Java language APIs

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When you use Android Gradle Plugin 4.0.0 and newer, you can now use several hundred APIs from newer OpenJDK versions and your app will work on any Android device? Some of these newer Java APIs in Android 11 are supported through backporting while other APIs are also available via desugaring on older devices where the Android platform does not have the APIs on the runtime.

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Murat Yener

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It's a good start but we still need a FULL support of Java 11 API and don't stop here. Java 14 & 15 won't wait after you but we are!

BruceBujon

Yes it comes after a long time. Still this is good for java developer. Thanks.

saidurme

Java still needs these types of upgrades to make it competitive for upcoming years

gagang

Nice news. But i think this video should covers other important aspect such as app size, dependencies, and simple example usage rather than explaining Java API all over again.

rubyh

2:40 "...except parallel, which is supported from API 21." What does that mean? Anyone know what that exception is?

Ashu-zkff

feels weird to see this channel talk about Java..

hiteshchalise

Great news!! However, we are waiting for the Android completely realign your Java to the OpenJDK. It's the best for everyone... The Google won the Java copyright battle.

hneres

hello, how do i run kafka in android studio with gradle dependencies
can u please help me with one simple example.

bhaskarm

Rine, but i came here with a bunch of questions I didn't get answers for.
1. Can it "dex" third-party libraries?
2. Some source-generating libraries like Dagger mark their generated code with @Generated annotation, because my JDK_HOME is set to Java 13, and Gradle refuses to compile it. Seems there's still no solution to this issue.
But the idea of "providing the missing implementations" is not bad, though.

cvany-lachmatul