Today we continue with topics from last week - JDK 21 and GraalVM for JDK 21, but also a lot of other announcements related to Graal. Surprisingly, not only GraalVM this time.
Frontend
Frontend
Angular Signals in 10 minutes | Frontend Weekly vol. 132
Angular team is working on a new reactive primitive called Signals. Integration with the framwork goes very deep as it brings new change detection strategy, new component lifecycle and much more.
Craftsmanship
Craftsmanship
Twitter open-sourced recommendation algorithm – Software Craftsmanship Weekly vol. 127
In today's article, we will look at three important topics: Twitter, which strives for transparency by making its recommendation algorithm open-source and dealing with source code leaks, Alibaba, which is undergoing restructuring, and Amazon Sidewalk, which raises questions about the future of IoT.
Frontend
Frontend
What are the React and TC39 teams working on? | Frontend Weekly vol. 131
Wondering what's going on with React Server Components and what happened to the long-promised React Forget compiler? If so, you will find the answers to these questions in today's report. Besides, you'll find out what new features are heading to JavaScript and how Microsoft improved Teams by migrating away from Electron to WebView2
Career
Career
Indeed lays off 2,200 people – Career Weekly vol. 27
Indeed is the first such large HR Tech company to downsize its team and joins the other "recession symbols" in our industry. Nonetheless, we can look for consolation in the quite high (but declining) number of job offers for programmers and the freedom that comes with a home office. Well, unless you work for Apple...
Craftsmanship
Craftsmanship
What’s interesting about the Large Models: The Calendar – Software Craftsmanship Weekly vol. 126
A week ago, we didn't have our review (I was speaking at the Boiling Frogs conference and simply ran out of time), so now I'm suffering as a punishment - there's so much material that I didn't know which topics to choose. So I decided to make a... calendar.
Frontend
Frontend
React pretends SPAs don’t exist | Frontend Weekly vol. 130
It was a rather quiet week. It was dominated by discussions about React ignoring the existence of SPAs and Angular introducing required Inputs. Without further ado, welcome to the next edition of our review.
JVM
JVM
There is more in JDK 20 than JEPs themselves – JVM Weekly vol. 129
Today's topic could only be THE ONE - the release of JDK 20. We will go through what the new release carries but also does not bring.
Frontend
Frontend
TypeScript 5.0 is here! | Frontend Weekly vol. 129
It has been almost three years since the previous release of TypeScript major version. Because of that, the release of TypeScript 5.0 is big event! With this version, we finally got ECMAScript-compliant decorators and some other interesting new features.
JVM
JVM
JDK 21 Strikes Back: Stable Virtual Threads and Generational ZGC – JVM Weekly vol. 128.
A week before the release of JDK 20, we will continue to write about JDK 21, which is due to the fact that we are constantly bombarded with new JEPs. In addition to that - the state of the Jakarta EE 10 community and obligatory Release Radar.
Career
Career
It’s not a good time for startups – Career Weekly vol. 26
The U.S. government will rescue former customers of Silicon Valley Bank, but its collapse has shaken the global startup market and the foundations of at least 10,000 companies. Now both large corporations and small organizations have problems. The mood is poor, and development budgets are shrinking.
Craftsmanship
Craftsmanship
Silicon Valley Bank collapses: largest US bank collapse since 2008 – Software Craftsmanship Weekly vol. 125.
I think I'd rather tell you again and again about news in generative AI. Unfortunately, after a series of layoffs, lack of investment, and recession, the next horsemen of the apocalypse that just invaded the tech world, we are now seeing banks failing - and ones with strong ties to tech industry.
Frontend
Frontend
What’s going on with Chrome? | Frontend Weekly vol. 128
The past week was dominated by the new features that just hit Chrome. Most of them are experiments for now, but we're keeping our fingers crossed that they'll hit the standard as soon as possible. Besides, we have some reports for you on server-side rendering and a pezentation of the future TypeScript* killer.
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