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The Road to AWS Lambda SnapStart – guide through the years of JVM “cold start” tinkering – JVM Weekly #24
Some innovations are unimpressive until you put them in their proper context. Such is the case with AWS Lambda SnapStart. That's why I decided to zoom in today on the path the entire Java community went through to get Amazon to show off the new feature at re:Invent.
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The New Age for Spring – Spring Framework 6.0, Spring Boot 3.0 and (only) JDK 17 – JVM Weekly #114
Today, the topic of the edition could only be one - Spring. But since a lot (A LOT) has happened lately with the most popular JVM framework, I devoted an entire edition to it. I think you will like it.
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Java community seeks happiness beyond Twitter. Want to join? – JVM Weekly #113
Today we'll talk about JDK cleanup, a new community platform for Java developers, Quarkus 3 and the Serverless platform for Jakarta EE 😦
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Much Ado About Observability – JEP making profiling easier and Quarkus dropping MicroProfile standard – JVM Weekly #112
When I started compiling the current edition I thought that there would be totally nothing to write about. However, it turned out that the topic of Observability in the JVM is really interesting, and the recent announcements allowed me to take a slightly better look at it. I hope you will also enjoy such a somewhat thematic edition.
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How does a made-for-JVM Linux distro perform? Alpaquita Linux benchmarks are impressive – JVM Weekly #111
Today we take a look at the schedule and first plans for JDK 20 and the next iteration of ZGC. The star of the issue, however, remains Alpaquita Linux, an Alpine fork tailored specifically for JVM.
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How committing GraalVM to OpenJDK changes the rules for Project Leyden – JVM Weekly #110
Today's topics are all about Project Leyden and GraalVM, so instead of the standard division, I decided to prepare one coherent article, in which I will try to guide you through everything that is happening around these two initiatives.
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Google will support OpenJDK development: the giant’s investments in Java and Kotlin – JVM Weekly 109
Conference season is in full swing, so today's topics will be interspersed with talkies from Belgium's Devoxx. The main topic, however, will be Google joining the Adoptium Working Group.
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JVM
The overview of the new JEPs: String Templating, Sequenced Collections, Project Liliput and others – JVM Weekly 108
Today we have two main topics - a slew of new JEPs (including, at last, some that may be of interest to a broader audience) and announcements from Spring - as the developers have tipped the scales on how to work on modernizing the framework is going. You'll also learn how much work it is to build your own.
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JVM
What does Kotlin have to offer for Java developers in 2022?- JVM Weekly 107
Today will be a lot about Kotlin, in the context of two releases - Kotlin 1.7.20 and... JDK 19. Plus an attempt to slim down Java from Brian Goetz and a summary of Microsoft's activities in the ecosystem.
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Will Jakarta EE compete with Microprofile for the hearts of microservices developers? – JVM Weekly #106
Another week, another big release - this time the long-awaited Jakarta EE 10. In addition, the aftermath of the JDK 19 release and the GraalVM roadmap.
