Day Two of JavaOne 2025 featured discussions on FFM API, Virtual Threads, Platform Engineering, and Jakarta EE evolution.Per-ke Minborg presented on JEP 454, the Foreign Function & Memory API, as a replacement for JNI.The issues with JNI were discussed, along with frameworks attempting to address them.Joe Di Pol discussed virtual threads in Helidon 4.0 and overcoming pinning issues.Steve Millidge focused on modernizing Java applications with Kubernetes for efficiency and automation.Platform Engineering at Payara simplifies manual tasks in Kubernetes deployments.Ivar Grimstad's presentation covered the past, present, and future of Jakarta EE, including new specifications under consideration.Demos included Jakarta Data examples and enabling virtual threads in JDK 21 applications.Future Jakarta EE versions may include Jakarta NoSQL 1.0 and Jakarta MVC 3.0, with new specifications like Jakarta Query and CRaC being considered.JavaOne 2025, a three-day event, featured keynotes and hands-on labs, with a focus on Java's ongoing development.Oracle's expert speakers at the event included Brian Goetz, Ron Pressler, and Paul Sandoz.