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Hmmm, I guess I find it straight forward enough. How can I help? They've simplified it a ton lately. There's no real JRE vs JDK seperation any more. The Java L
by kjeetgill 4y ago
Hmmm, I guess I find it straight forward enough. How can I help?
They've simplified it a ton lately. There's no real JRE vs JDK seperation any more. The Java Language / JVM versions are the same. Version 19 is just out and they release a version every 6 months now.
Any other languages like Clojure or Kotlin will have their own language versions and might specify a range of Java versions they work with.
You can think of Jakarta EE as just a version of some library that won't be relevant to you unless you use it. Like versions of react or angular or something.