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Feature Freeze for JDK 27: What Will the New Edition Bring? - JVM Weekly vol. 179
Today is the day: June 4th, JDK 27 enters the Rampdown phase and forks off the main line. Rampdown means the feature list gets frozen and no further new features are to be expected - so the set you see below is the set we’re getting in Sept...
The Rest of the Story: May Edition - JVM Weekly vol. 178
KotlinConf ate the calendar this month, so Kotlin gets first fiddle in a dedicated Section 0 - and then the usual: Valhalla and Leyden keep grinding, the race to make the JVM the host of AI continues, and a JVM written in Go is here to make...
JDK 27 takes shape, while GraalVM changes the release cadence - JVM Weekly vol. 176
Welcome to another edition. This week it’s all about the ecosystem internals - lots of movement on both the GraalVM and OpenJDK fronts. And interestingly, these two threads are starting to intertwine - so let’s begin with the biggest organi...
Code Remix Summit: Postcard from Miami - JVM Weekly vol. 175
This edition will be shorter than usual. I’ve been travelling a lot, I’m on a conference tour, and this week I managed to squeeze in the Code Remix Summit organised by Moderne. So instead of the usual news roundup - a postcard from the conf...
Thread-Safe Native Memory in Java: VarHandle Access Modes Explained with David Vlijmincx - JVM Weekly vol. 174
As a hub for the “Friends of OpenJDK,” Foojay.io continues to be one of the better places to track what is actually happening in the JVM ecosystem month-to-month. And this month I want to start with a piece that has been sitting on my “must...
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