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Spring Cleaning: A review of new tools in the Spring ecosystem – JVM Weekly vol. 135
Today's edition will start with the most interesting release of recent weeks - especially for those not being contrarians and using the most popular solutions available. This is because AWS Spring Cloud version 3.0 was released, which inspired me to devote more space to the Spring ecosystem
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A peek under-the-hood of Java: Dynamic Agents and “tearing” – JVM Weekly vol. 134
In today's edition, the long-awaited release of Quarkus, an AWS Lambda update, as well as JEP and a mailing presenting some little-known Java details.
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The future and present of Enterprise Java: a first look at Jakarta EE 11 and MicroProfile 6 adoption – JVM Weekly vol. 133.
In today's summary, we discuss the rash of new candidate JEPs, such as JEP 447, which introduces changes to JLS, and JEP 449, which deprecates Windows x86-32 Port. Then, we learn about the first information on Jakarta EE 11 and the changes introduced by WildFly 28 and Open Liberty 23.0.0. Finally, we discuss the new releases of Micronaut and Ktor.
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What does Coroutines’ creator think of Virtual Threads? – JVM Weekly vol. 132
In today's edition, we're still somewhat on the KotlinConf theme, but we'll go beyond that event by presenting changes in build systems space, as well as a digest of a very interesting informative JEP, touching on the topic of Java code encapsulation.
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TLDW: Opinionated Wrap-up of KotlinConf 2023 Keynote – JVM Weekly vol. 131
Today, after the first day of KotlinConf, I decided to share what was presented at the Keynote.... and that was a show!
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Dropwizard returns with parallel 3.0 and 4.0 releases – JVM Weekly vol. 130
I wasn't here a week ago, but that doesn't mean that somehow a lot has happened during my absence. Nevertheless, I have two JEPs for you today, as well as some exceptionally interesting new releases.
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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.
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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.
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First news on JDK 21: What will the next LTS bring? – JVM Weekly vol. 127
Today we take our first look at the topic of what the next major release of JDK 21 will bring. In addition, some interesting material about JFR and Release Radar collecting news from the past few weeks.
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Will Java finally become a good language for learning programming? – JVM Weekly vol. 126
Since there were no edits a week ago due to my vacation, we've had a bit of a buildup of topics. Therefore, today we will focus on the JEPs - because several interesting ones have appeared.
