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.
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How TornadoVM and Project Babylon Relate to Each Other - JVM Weekly vol. 118
I admit, that when I started writing this newsletter, I had some doubts about whether the JVM ecosystem is dynamic enough for me to have something to write about week after week. The reality has pleasantly surprised me, and sometimes I feel...
In The Amber Room: Even More Java Plans for 2025 - JVM Weekly vol. 117
## 1\. Glancing into the Future Part 2: Project Amber
January - The Rest of the Story - JVM Weekly vol. 116
Since the last few editions have been quite thematic, I’ve gathered many interesting links in January that didn’t make it into previous issues. Many aren’t extensive enough for a full section, but they still seem compelling enough to share....
Glancing into the Future: Java plans for 2025, Machine Learning on GC logs and agentic software - JVM Weekly vol. 116
On the official Java channel, Nicolai Parlog, Java Developer Advocate, published a summary of what to expect in 2025 regarding JDK projects. If you're curious about what's coming this year (excluding Project Amber, as Nicolai left that for ...
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