<@U25U0KPFT> No, I think it means very little for ...
# tornadofxe
edvin
10/31/2017, 2:20 PM@carlw No, I think it means very little for OSGi. The promise of OSGi is a dynamic environment, and that's completely out of scope for Java 9 modules. If you need the dynamic pieces of it, Java 9 modules can't help you. If you just used OSGi to modularize your application in the past, you can get rid of the overhead of the OSGi container if you go with Java 9 modules, but that's probably not why most people are using it IMO.