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Java 9 Revealed: Jigsaw

 
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Hello & welcome,

How deep would be Jigsaw in the book ?
For my humble point of view, this is one of most important new feature introduced in java.

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German.
 
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Hello German,
The book covers Jigsaw in detail. Half of the book (approximately 240 pages) is devoted to Jigsaw. Everything a developer need to know about Jigsaw is described with examples. Chapter 2 through 10 cover the following topics in Jigsaw:

Chapter 2: The Module System
Chapter 3: Creating Your First Module
Chapter 4: Module Dependency
Chapter 5: Implementing Services
Chapter 6: Packaging Modules
Chapter 7: Creating Custom Runtime Images
Chapter 8: Breaking Changes in JDK 9
Chapter 9: Breaking Module Encapsulation
Chapter 10: The Module API

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