In 1995, a small team of engineers unveiled a new programming language designed for flexibility, portability, and robustness. That language was Java. And three decades later, it remains one of the most influential technologies in the software world. Thank you for helping us celebrate #30YearsOfJava this past year. We look forward to many, many more years of pushing the boundaries of innovation and the pursuit of developer excellence. ❤️

We couldn’t have #30YearsOfJava without Duke leading the way. 💪 Do you have a favorite Duke? Let us know below! 👇

If you guessed Thread.destroy, you're correct! 🥳 Come back the same time next month for our FINAL #30YearsOfJava pop quiz.

Easy one for Java devs 👀 The correct answer is Thread.destroy() ✅ It was declared in the API but never actually implemented because it could leave locks unreleased and freeze the JVM. Classic example of why thread primitives were later marked unsafe. #Java #30YearsOfJava

We're marching on with our #30YearsOfJava pop quiz. 💪 Today's question: Which of the following long-deprecated APIs was never implemented?

There's no 30th in the month of February, but that's not going to stop us from testing your #30YearsOfJava knowledge. 🙅‍♀️ Today's pop quiz question: What does JEP stand for?

Over #30YearsOfJava, Duke has traveled the globe to attend events, take in the sights, and spread the word on Java's impact on the world. 🌎 Have you spotted Duke in your area? Share your pics in the comments! 📸

Are you ready for the first #30YearsOfJava pop quiz of the new year? Let's find out... Question: What year did the first @JavaOne conference take place?

Java is nothing without its rich, diverse community supporting it around the globe. ❤️ 🌎 Let us know what you love most about the Java community. #30YearsOfJava

'Tis the season... for another #30YearsOfJava pop quiz! 🎁 Question: What was the first data structure in the Java API that provided an association between keys and values?

In this conversation with @redmonk, our own @Sharat_Chander discussed the history of #30YearsOfJava, the importance of the community, and more. social.ora.cl/6015CMEiZ

What are we thankful for? Another #30YearsOfJava pop quiz, of course! Today's question: Which Mars rover mission was powered by Java?

What's better than Java? Java swag! 😎 We know you've accumulated tons of Java swag over #30YearsOfJava, and it's time to show it off. Drop your favorites down below. 👇

Congrats to everyone who guessed New York Java SIG—you're correct! 🎉 Check back next month for our next #30YearsOfJava quiz.

We have a sweet treat for you—another #30YearsOfJava pop quiz! 🎃 Question: What was the first Java User Group (JUG)?

There are an endless number of words to describe Java: Innovative, exciting, and awesome are just a few that come to mind. See what the community had to say and drop your thoughts below. #30YearsOfJava

Pop quiz time! ✍️ Today's #30YearsOfJava question: What is the Java class file "magic number" in hex?

Thanks to everyone who voted! The correct answer is... 15! The majority of you got it right. Gold star for you all. ⭐ #30YearsOfJava

We continue to test your knowledge of #30YearsOfJava with today's pop quiz. Question: How many Java releases have been delivered since 2018?

From exciting new features to community events, and everything in between—there’s plenty to love about Java! See what community members had to say about why they love Java and share your thoughts below. #30YearsOfJava