Would be cool if oracle worked on their presentation a bit. Whenever MS releases new C# features they've got a blog post showing the features off and how they can be used. Oracle just kind of dumps a bunch of JEP links
Each feature links to a deeper dive into it.
Compare to C# releases:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/whats-new/cs...
Most links take you to a section of the same page, with syntax highlighting and optional light/dark mode on the site. For some features, it doesn't explain the rationale behind the change, it just shows the before/after, which is really all I care about:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/whats-new/cs...
Simple, tell me what changes, where I can read more and that's it. It's the perfect release notes.
But, as always, people like different things, as is apparent here :)
Of all the math classes I've taken, the best teachers are the ones that just walk through examples. Not the ones explaining in abstract how to solve problems generally.
Java is developed in the open, we have had previews of the new features in the previous releases and the Java community has already written gazillion of articles about them. Today we celebrate they are finally production ready.