In two weeks, #Java19 will be released with some of Java's most anticipated features: virtual threads and structured concurrency! 🤩 To make the best use of virtual threads, servers/frameworks need to support them - here's a list of those that do (reply with those I missed). 🧵

📣 All of this is still experimental! Virtual threads and the new APIs are (you need `--enable-preview` and the incubator module `jdk.incubator.concurrent` to use them) and so is support in these projects. You can help them mature over the next months by testing with your app.

@nipafx @ApacheGroovy blogs.apache.org/groovy/entry/g…

@nipafx Virtual Threads will also be supported by @graalvm Native Image:

@nipafx not a java framework but probably the best 'structured concurrency' api by far : scala ZIO which already had simulated 'virtual thread' and now support native LOOM thread directly (zio.dev)

@nipafx The Oracle JDBC driver has been instrumented to support Virtual Threads and only uses j.u.c locks in 21.1 release onwards. #JavaOracleDB

@nipafx The problem of Java never was a lack of features...

@nipafx @OpenLibertyIO github.com/OpenLiberty/op…

@nipafx @vertx_project I saw this some time ago vertx.io/blog/vertx-vir…

@nipafx @javalin_io javalin.io/news/javalin-4…

@nipafx Seems like Gatling.IO could support this for load/performance testing

@nipafx We are ready

@nipafx @SaveToNotion #thread #java19

@nipafx @sivalabs @threadreaderapp plz unroll it for me