build toolsīuild and dependency management have always been a critical part of Java development, especially for large and multi-module projects. According to community information, if there are many dependencies that need to be downloaded, it may take a lot of time to import the project for the first time, and Microsoft will also carry out further research on this. In this area, Microsoft wants to improve the reliability of the Java language server and reduce the number of cases where the Java language server becomes unresponsive. Performance and reliability is another area Microsoft is focusing on in 2022. Lastly, there will always be an attempt to support the latest Java technologies, so Java 18 support is on the company's roadmap. Also, showing test coverage is another feature Microsoft wants to support to further enhance its Java testing experience. These include: allowing debugging of decompiled classes, faster evaluation in variable views, and lambda expression evaluation exploring the possibility of enabling virtual threads powered by the new ProjectLoom for better debugging performance. In addition, Microsoft will further improve the debugging experience. These include improving the intelligence of code completion suggestions, providing more relevant snippet generation, and providing various shortcuts (like "syso" and "sout") based on user preferences.
Microsoft said that this area will continue to be Microsoft's primary focus as the basic inner-loop experience affects the daily productivity of developers. In the first blog post of the new year, published on January 20, Microsoft reviewed the highlights of 2021 and officially released the 2022 roadmap, which includes some key areas and exciting feature updates. Recently, Microsoft announced the development roadmap for Visual Studio Code Java in 2022.
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