r/java • • May 01 '24

Imagine banning an actual Java dev lol

1.7k Upvotes

Go ahead and ban me if this isn’t allowed lol


r/java • • May 17 '23

I used Java to make a Tetris game with Blocks that turn to Sand

1.4k Upvotes

r/java • • Feb 25 '25

I find a game in my old HDD, I made when i was 10

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1.0k Upvotes

r/java • • Apr 25 '14

I HATE YOU FOR THIS, ORACLE.

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973 Upvotes

r/java • • Jul 14 '21

I Created a java 3D rendering engine from scratch (no natives just java) for no reason

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772 Upvotes

r/java • • Nov 23 '25

My own Visual programming tool, created from scratch Using Java Swing!

733 Upvotes

Inspired from Unreal Engine 5. Built from scratch using Java swing and Graphics2D. It has basic operations like loops, delays, branch logic, variables, arithmetic and boolean gate operations!

I created and abandoned this long back ago (took me around 5 months to make this) , decided to share a more complete version of the App, let me know if you have any thoughts or questions!

Github repo :- https://github.com/gufranthakur/FlowForge


r/java • • Aug 24 '22

Other languages might be cool, but Java puts food on the table

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690 Upvotes

r/java • • Jun 10 '23

/r/java will be joining the June 12th Blackout in protest of Reddit's API changes. Please support open-source projects and democratization of Projects by using other platforms until we return. This sub will not be accessible for at least 2 days, and possibly longer.

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679 Upvotes

r/java • • Feb 20 '25

I don’t understand

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666 Upvotes

r/java • • May 01 '24

Please let it go now

635 Upvotes

[EDIT: can't change the title now. I don't mean everything is fine, there's still a conv to have, I just meant the memes and vitriol and honestly kinda silly games being played, e.g. people like just posting my name over and over, etc.]

I appreciate the support, but I didn't begin to imagine the degree of both generalized and specific mod-hatred I would unleash.

Please remember that being a mod is a shit job, and that confirmation bias / availability bias are a thing: we are usually completely unaware of all the good things mods do. If we're actually interacting with a mod, someone's having a bad day.

Please give it a rest now!

(This message is 100% my own words, no one asked me to say anything.)

EDIT: I'm just asking for us to 1. let it cool off, 2. have then only a constructive discussion about whether anything can be improved.

I have to head to the airport soon so I may be absent today. Again, can we please let it cool off a bit. I wouldn't mind getting to participate in any real discussion that happens...

EDIT: also bear in mind the mod was reacting to multiple user reports that were lodged on my comments. Not saying that changes everything, but it's context.

EDIT: Some imho harmless levity to make you smile. Stuart Marks is a boss and I don't think anyone picked up on it. Squint at it, tilt your head at it...


r/java • • Sep 16 '25

Java 25 officially released

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r/java • • Jun 07 '23

idk if this is allowed but I drew duke!! I love him!!

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585 Upvotes

r/java • • Jan 19 '22

How about this relic?

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540 Upvotes

r/java • • Apr 03 '15

Guys, I found it

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514 Upvotes

r/java • • Aug 13 '24

I've been Java dev for 8 years, but I was "lucky" to never work with popular frameworks. Now I can't pass any interviews

470 Upvotes

I'm a senior Java Developer, but in all of my projects I never had to use any frameworks like Spring, Kafka, Hibernate. Never worked with NoSQL, didn't configure K8S, haven't worked with AWS. And I've worked on 5 big projects, but none of them required any of these frameworks

Now I'm looking for a new job, and every project I see requires these frameworks. Obviously, since I don't have experience with them, I'm not passing any interviews, and in some cases I'm not even getting interviews.

What should I do?

Edit: A few people saying "Kafka is not a framework". I know. Sometimes when I type text, I don't doublecheck and I just collect everything when I list things

Edit 2: My hard skills are better than my soft skills


r/java • • Feb 18 '24

[Old Guy Yelling At Cloud] When did "for loops" become a grevous sin?

469 Upvotes

I'm an old guy, working on a new team of young guys, and the young guys are in charge.

It turns out that using for loops are now terrible awful nasty things to be avoided at all costs.

Everything must be streams and maps -- and bonus points if you can write your block of code in one single giant statement that spans many lines. Apparently semi-colons are also in short supply.

But ... when in Rome.

When did this happen? And why?


r/java • • May 13 '21

Visualize the architecture of your Java app, in IntelliJ, in 2 ¹/₂ minutes

468 Upvotes

r/java • • Jun 01 '21

The best reason to switch to a recent version of Java

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465 Upvotes

r/java • • Dec 30 '15

Thought you guys would like this

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451 Upvotes

r/java • • Feb 25 '26

1-Month Java Trip: Hidden Gems

426 Upvotes

Hello,
I’m planning a 1-month motorbike trip across Java, from the far west to the far east. I’m looking for authentic, non-touristy experiences:

  • Waterfalls & forests

  • Volcanoes & hikes

  • Beaches & reefs

  • Local food & cultural experiences

Can you recommend some hidden gems? Thank you!


r/java • • Mar 11 '22

JetBrains’ Statement on Ukraine

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425 Upvotes

r/java • • Dec 10 '21

RCE 0-day exploit found in log4j, a popular Java logging package

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418 Upvotes

r/java • • Dec 28 '25

Stepping down as maintainer after 10 years

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412 Upvotes

r/java • • Sep 14 '21

Java 17 available now!

410 Upvotes