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Java in 2024, final touches before Kotlin 2.0, and a new ML-based static profiler for GraalVM – JVM Weekly vol. 173
We return to the standard edition today, one of the longest ever as it has grown significantly because many topics have accumulated. But I hope you like it :)
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On Modern Error Handling (Not Just in Java): Monads, Effects and Project Amber – JVM Weekly vol. 172
Since it's a long holiday weekend in Poland, today I have only one topic, although I think it's quite interesting. I suspect that next week we will return to our usual format, but at least once more in May we will break it... because I have a few surprises in store.
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“90% of Java services have critical or severe security vulnerabilities”… or about the quirks of security reporting – JVM Weekly vol. 172
Today, only one topic, but that's because I wanted to share my broader thoughts on the latest DataDog report.
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New Projects in JDK, or how Minecraft pushes Java forward – JVM Weekly vol. 171
That's how it is... always when I'm gone for a week, the topics pile up and the next edition is a waaaay long. Enjoy your reading.
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Is there a “greenest” JVM? Spoiler: as usual, it depends – JVM Weekly vol. 170
Today we don't have many news items, but rather longer publications that describe individual topics in more depth. I hope this will be a pleasant change from the flood of releases.
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Kotlin 2.0 getting closer, IntelliJ Idea introduces K2 Mode – JVM Weekly vol. 169
1. JetBrains enables testing of K2 Mode in IntelliJ Idea We'll start with the big news from JetBrains. From version…
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White House recommends using memory-secure languages, including Java – JVM Weekly vol. 167
Today we have security themes native to the US, a continuation (and probably already a summary) of the 1BRC theme and an interesting case from Netflix
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Code Reflection ❤️ Triton: Further improvements to GPU programming in Java – JVM Weekly vol. 166
Today we return to text form, with new JEPs, Code Reflection proposals and a mega interesting Release Radar.
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“Video Killed the Newsletter Star” or overflow of video content – JVM Weekly vol. 165
This time, the edition will be entirely about video... well, almost entirely.
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Loom Strikes Again:
What improvements to Virtual Threads
we will see in 2024 – JVM Weekly vol. 164
Today we return again to topics related to changes coming to Java later this year.
