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The ebook 'Getting Started with Java on the Raspberry Pi' has been updated for 2025 to align with Java 25's release and the upcoming Pi4J V4.0.0 library. Key updates include migration of all code examples to Java 25, updated dependencies, new content on Java features from versions 20-25, expanded Raspberry Pi hardware coverage, and reworked Pi4J examples using JBang. The book covers installation guides for development tools, Java history and features, Raspberry Pi fundamentals including PWM, and practical Pi4J library usage for hardware interfacing.

2025 Update of my ebook 'Getting Started with Java on the Raspberry Pi'

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2025 is an important year as Java 25 got released, a version which will be supported for many more years. On top of that, the Pi4J library will soon be published as V4.0.0 with a new plugin making use of the FFM API, a new feature added to Java in version 22.

A new version of my book “Getting Started with Java on the Raspberry Pi” is now available on LeanPub. I reduced the “Percent Complete” of this book from 100% to 80% as I still need to review many of the examples. So while all the content is, of course, still valid, some examples will be further improved in the following months. But I still wanted to publish this new version as it aligns with the Java 25 release, and the talks I will give a Devoxx in Belgium (October) and JFall in the Netherlands (November). If you buy the book now, you will get any future update for free!

<p>2025 is an important year as Java 25 got released, a version which will be supported for many more years. On top of that, the Pi4J library will soon be published as V4.0.0 with a new plugin making use of the FFM API, a new feature added to Java in version 22.

A new version of my book “Getting Started with Java on the Raspberry Pi” is now available on LeanPub. I reduced the “Percent Complete” of this book from 100% to 80% as I still need to review many of the examples. So while all the content is, of course, still valid, some examples will be further improved in the following months. But I still wanted to publish this new version as it aligns with the Java 25 release, and the talks I will give a Devoxx in Belgium (October) and JFall in the Netherlands (November). If you buy the book now, you will get any future update for free!</p>