JVM Weekly
Artur Skowronski, David VlijmincxFrom the latest updates in JVM languages like Java, Kotlin, and Scala to emerging technologies like GraalVM and Quarkus, this newsletter covers a wide range of topics that are of interest to developers and tech enthusiasts.
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JDK 27 is here - JVM Weekly vol. 192
JDK 27 went GA on Tuesday, September 15, as build 27+35. Mark Reinhold’s announcement lists nine JEPs, the fewest since JDK 20 shipped seven. JDK 26 had ten and JDK 25 had eighteen.
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The Bytecode You Did Not Write - JVM Weekly vol. 191
A week without the JDK in the lead role (JDK 27 ships on September 15 and gets its own edition, relax). Instead, three pieces from the last few weeks that share one question: how much of what runs on your JVM did you actually write. The ans...
Why I Prefer Trunk-Based Development with Trisha Gee - JVM Weekly vol. 190
Lately every issue here has had an agent in it somewhere, the Foojay ones included, and I wanted a month off. So the centrepiece this time is not from August. It is Trisha Gee's "Why I prefer trunk-based development", written on her own blo...
The Rest of the Story: August Edition - JVM Weekly vol. 189
Two threads this month.
The first is languages shipping what the platform is still previewing. Groovy 6 put structured concurrency on Maven Central as a Java library while JEP 533 entered preview number seven. The Vector API entered incuba...
The Fourth Digit, a Twelve-Year Silence, and a Plan for When the Dinosaurs Get Out - JVM Weekly vol. 188
What happens to a release train when something more urgent needs the track, what twelve years of indecision look like on a status page, and what a maintainer does when good faith runs out.
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