JVM Weekly
Artur SkowronskiFrom 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.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Best of Foojay.io May 2024 Edition – JVM Weekly vol. 83
For some time now, I've been mulling over the idea that this newsletter is a bit too much on the bleeding edge. Don't get me wrong—I love pushing boundaries, but I feel like it's also worth focusing on the more practical side of our work. T...
Java in 2024, final touches before Kotlin 2.0, and a new ML-based static profiler for GraalVM – JVM Weekly vol. 82
## 1\. What the "2024 State of the Java Ecosystem" tells us.
On Modern Error Handling (Not Just in Java): Monads, Effects and Project Amber - JVM Weekly vol. 81
Today will be about approaches to error handling - both in the industry as such and new proposals for Java. And we'll start it all off with Monads.
"90% of Java services have critical or severe security vulnerabilities"... or about the quirks of security reporting – JVM Weekly vol. 80
This time it's going to be a bit philosophical. As you've probably guessed, when choosing topics for each successive edition I wade through a mass of headlines and topics to pick realistically what's most interesting from my perspective. Th...
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