Download the Development Kits # Step 1 #ĭownload the Android software development kit. This is going to be a rather long guide (possibly the longest on groovyPost!) so I’ll break it down into five different sections. The best part is using this method, you won’t need to transfer your images from your phone to your computer for blogging since your computer is what is capturing the images. Anyway, a lot of people have been asking about this including grooveDexter on his Samsung Galaxy S.įortunately, after playing around all hope is lost! There actually IS a way to take screenshots on an Android and this groovy guide will show you how in our typical step-by-step process. There are also updates to record patterns, pattern matching for switch statements, Foreign Function & Memory API, and structured concurrency with JDK/Java 20.ĭownloads and more details on the OpenJDK Java 20 GA release via a blogger, I was surprised when I couldn’t find a simple way to take screenshots on my new Android mobile phone especially since the process is so dead simple using an iPhone. There are some minor API changes with Virtual Threads over JDK 19 along with other basic refinements for this preview feature. In second preview form with Java/JDK 20 is the Virtual Threads functionality as lightweight threads for high-throughput concurrent applications. Java 20 has no changes to its Vector API compared to JDK 19 but simply has some bug fixes and performance enhancements. Java 20 also has the fourth incubating update to the Vector API for at run-time compiling to optimal vector instructions on supported CPU architectures.
Java scoped values are intended to be easy-to-use, comprehensible, robust, and performant.
Java's scoped values allow sharing of immutable data within and across threads and preferred over thread-local variables. OpenJDK Java 20 introduces scoped values as an incubating API. Promoted to general availability (GA) status today is the OpenJDK Java 20 update with a number of new features.
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