Category: JVM

Firstly, I'd like to apologize for the recent inconsistency in my posts, which was a result of my vacation aligning with a public holiday in Poland. Starting next week, I aim to resume the regular Tuesday publishing schedule.

Hasn't it been a while since we last talked about JEPs? I've felt their absence as well, so today I have three of them to share with you. Additionally, there's the new IntelliJ Idea that comes with a built-in AI Assistant.

Man is only a week on vacation, and we were inundated with interesting information that begs for a summary - especially Release Radar is exceptionally stuffed today.

Last week was full of news related to Kotlin. As a result, our focus this week narrows down specifically to this language in our latest edition.

Today what tigers do best - three topics, and each of them very strongly technical. So we'll talk about the Vector API, the proposed changes to the Stream API, and Hermetic Java.

If you think Java hasn't gotten on the hype train associated with LLM - you're thinking wrong. That's why today we're going to take a look after new open-source projects that are just getting proper traction.

It is apparent that we are slowly entering the holiday season, as the past week has been exceptionally... quiet. In fact, of the big announcements we only had to deal with news related to GraalVM. That's why we will devote today's entire edition to this very topic.

Today's main topic is the "freezing" of the JEP list in JDK 21. In addition to that, however, we will also talk about Nulls in Valhalla. And finally, the obligatory Release Radar.

After a week's break, today we'll focus mainly on Spring I/O, hooking you up with the interesting topic of containerized Java along the way.

Today we have a worthy edition, containing an overview of serialization libraries (along with a new player), the effect of the Lilliput project, and a release radar stuffed to the brim.