Category: JVM

Today's edition is strictly thematic, as we will be looking at various Java performance initiatives from different angles.

Today Release Radar, Code Reflection and a summary of the 1BRC initiative. Plus a bit of philosophising on my part.

Today we will focus on the future and 2024, focusing on announcements about what to expect next year.

After a period of news, announcements and more releases, I think it's worth sitting back and sinking in some interesting case studies and essays. And since three have appeared in recent weeks, these are what will fill our edition today.

The whole world is still gaining momentum, but this gives me an opportunity to share with you a really cool initiative for those who want to try their hand with the best experts in the industry.

Welcome to 2024 🥂! But before we move forward, let's recall with historical diligence what happened in 2023!

I invite you to the last edition of this year! I'm already in the holiday mood, so there will be no shortage of such themes.

1. Docker acquire AtomicJar In the realm of Java libraries/services, spectacular acquisitions are few and far between nowadays. When they…

Starting today, the new Java enters the Rampdown phase – this means that the feature list has been frozen and no further new features are to be expected. Therefore, we will go through the complete list of changes in the new edition.

1. What's interesting to learn in 2023 from the State of Developer Ecosystem and Jakarta EE Developer Survey. We'll begin…