Next version of standard Java, due in September, will include previews of a class-file API and primitive types in patterns, instanceof, and switch.

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JDK 23, the next version of standard Java, is scheduled to be released on September 19. It will include a class-file API for parsing, generating, and transforming Java class files. Other potential features include primitive types in patterns, improved constructors, string templates, stream gatherers, scoped values, and more.

JDK 23: The new features in Java 23

<p>Derived record creation is such a good proposal!</p>
