I woke up today to see the Java Champion nomination posts and I can only say I’m truly happy and humbled to join this amazing group.
I hope to liveup to the standards of a champion and promise to continue supporting this incredible community as I always have.
Long live #Java! 🥳
Java 27 is almost here❣️
Join us tomorrow at 15:00 UTC for a 3 hour livestream featuring live coding, technical deep dives and conversations with the guests from the JDK team and community.
See you live 👇
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