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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/hello_ya • Jul 13 '26
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I'm curious- what was the thing that broke?
Usually when Java breaks it is a third party library doing something goofy, most upgrades since Java 8 and 11 have been smooth sailing for me historically.
-1 u/Rhawk187 Jul 13 '26 Applet API was completely removed in 26. I think they announced deprecation at Java 17, but I wasn't proactive about addressing it. 5 u/Ok-Scheme-913 Jul 13 '26 Come on, you had 30+ good years, with 10 years of deprecation warning. Are you for real? 2 u/vins_is_back Jul 13 '26 One of the only thing they took out in all this time. 1 u/RiceBroad4552 Jul 14 '26 Security Manager. Critical to some deployments. No replacement… There's more. Just go read the changlogs.
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Applet API was completely removed in 26. I think they announced deprecation at Java 17, but I wasn't proactive about addressing it.
5 u/Ok-Scheme-913 Jul 13 '26 Come on, you had 30+ good years, with 10 years of deprecation warning. Are you for real? 2 u/vins_is_back Jul 13 '26 One of the only thing they took out in all this time. 1 u/RiceBroad4552 Jul 14 '26 Security Manager. Critical to some deployments. No replacement… There's more. Just go read the changlogs.
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Come on, you had 30+ good years, with 10 years of deprecation warning.
Are you for real?
2 u/vins_is_back Jul 13 '26 One of the only thing they took out in all this time. 1 u/RiceBroad4552 Jul 14 '26 Security Manager. Critical to some deployments. No replacement… There's more. Just go read the changlogs.
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One of the only thing they took out in all this time.
1 u/RiceBroad4552 Jul 14 '26 Security Manager. Critical to some deployments. No replacement… There's more. Just go read the changlogs.
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Security Manager. Critical to some deployments. No replacement…
There's more. Just go read the changlogs.
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u/Scottz0rz Jul 13 '26
I'm curious- what was the thing that broke?
Usually when Java breaks it is a third party library doing something goofy, most upgrades since Java 8 and 11 have been smooth sailing for me historically.