Java 8 remains the most-used version of Java among users polled in a recent survey by Perforce Software company. However, many shops have plans to upgrade to the much newer Java 17, the survey found.

with Java 11 and Java 17 ahead of Java 8. Java 11 and Java 17, designated Long Term Support (LTS) versions of the language by Oracle, are the most widely used Java versions, closely followed by ...

--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Azul, provider of the world’s most trusted open source Java platform, announced that it now offers a new series of migration services ... run using Java 8 or 11.

37% using Java 17 six months after its release. Compared to other LTS releases, 33% are using Java 11, 29% are using Java 8, and 1.4% are using Java 21. The usage of Java 11 has sharply declined ...

Java 17 adoption is increasing as organizations move away from Java 8 and Java 11 to migrate onto the latest LTS release. Plenty has changed since Java 8 and Java 11 were first released, in 2014 and ...

most Java developers were limited to the Java 8 or Java 11 feature set. However, a new LTS Java release is now available. There are several improvements in these Java 17 features that will make ...

But now Java 11 has gotten quite old, leading some users to turn to the newer Java 17, the next version with long-term support (LTS). Premier support for Java 11 ended in September 2023 ...

Open-source Java platform provider Azul Systems today unveiled a new series of migration tools and services designed to ... for example applications based on Java 6 or 7 updated to run using Java 8 or ...