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Happy to see @Oracle_Edu offer a free #Java Explorer Learning path - it is a Basics course with over 6 hours of training #JavaInEducation #MovedbyJava

We’re wrapping up Round 2 of the Best of the JDK Feature Face-Off with the last matchups of the round. Vote now to make sure your favorite feature advances to the next round! #MovedbyJava

Our World, #MovedbyJava. As we celebrate the amazing 25-year journey of Java, we also look forward to the road ahead. Join us May 20th for our inaugural online event, featuring experts in the Java community, to celebrate this incredible milestone.

Our #2 post in the #MovedbyJava campaign comes from @IDC, who reflected on Java’s 25 years and explained why it’s positioned to remain the most widely utilized language in the industry.

The moment has finally arrived! The final matchup pits Records vs. JDK Mission Control. Which feature will reign supreme? We're giving you 3 days to cast your final vote. The winner of the Best of the JDK Feature Face-Off will be announced Friday! #MovedbyJava

We’re ready to kick off Round 3 of the Best of the JDK Feature Face-Off! The matchups are getting intense as we inch closer to the finals. Place your votes now to see which features advance to the semi-finals! #MovedbyJava

Java was my first prog lang in university. Profs said we would learn many more in our careers. Sounded reasonable to me, but I wanted to master #Java first. Thought this would take me 1-2 years. After 19 years I am still working on mastery and never looked back. #movedbyjava

Happy 25th birthday to @java! Did you know that almost all of Twitter's services run on the Java Virtual Machine? That @TwitterEng develops it's own fork of @OpenJDK with Twitter-specific optimizations to make Java and Scala faster? #MovedByJava

Coming in at #5 in our top #MovedbyJava posts of the past year is our #NationalVideoGamesDay video, recognizing Java’s use in games like @Minecraft.

We 👏 Are 👏 Back Round 1 of the Best of the JDK Feature Face-off keeps rolling with the next set of matchups. Vote now for your favorite features! #MovedbyJava

Your votes have gotten us here! We’re now in the semi-finals of the Best of the JDK Feature Face-Off. Get your votes in now! We’re giving you 48 hours in the semi-finals to send your favorite feature to the finals! #MovedbyJava

Which organization do you work with and how does it use #Java? 1. I work with JetBrains 2. JetBrains created IntelliJ IDEA, an IDE for JVM developers, using Java. 3. JetBrains created Kotlin, a JVM language. and many more :-) #MovedByJava

After your first "Hello World" and "Compute the factorial of 10" apps, do you remember the first #Java App that you enjoyed creating? What was it? #MovedByJava

What do Duke and Shrek have in common? 🤭 When did @NASA use #Java tech to demonstrate a Mars rover prototype? 🚀 Go on a journey through time & reminisce on key Java milestones over the last 25 years. #MovedbyJava

Board Meeting and dinner. This is the first time we have all seen each other since Feb 2020 #MovedByJava #CommunityFirst #Java

“We want Java to be relevant for the next 25 years. That means we need to balance innovation with conservation.“ –@BrianGoetz #MovedbyJava

“When I started programming in Java, there came a point after a while when I realized I hadn't had a bug in over a year.“ –@BrianGoetz #MovedbyJava

25 Things We Love About #Java: 14. JUnit and Automated Testing JUnit is nearly as old as Java! It's the most common automated testing framework in the Java world and modern testing frameworks for a whole range of languages take ideas from it #MovedbyJava

Let’s get this party started! 🥳🎉 We’re ready to kick off our Java 25th anniversary celebration! Are you ready? #MovedbyJava

“One of the things I strive to do is let students know early on there is no one way to solve a problem. I don't emphasize a particular language. But over the course, 80% end up using Java.“ –@venkat_s #MovedbyJava

Correction to a previous quote: “One of the key values of the Java language is reading code is more important than writing code. Code that can be read can be maintained. Code that can be maintained retains its value.“ –@BrianGoetz #MovedbyJava

Twitter is also an active member of the Java community. Many of our features, optimizations, and bug fixes are committed back to the @OpenJDK project, and our engineers are members of both the Java Community Process (JCP) Executive Committee and the @OpenJDK Governing Board.

Twitter continues to be powered and #MovedByJava and we are excited to see where we, the @java community, go as we all evolve Java, Scala, and the JVM together.