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Java gets a Movie, Jakarta gets an AI Rewrite, and CUDA catches the Tornado(VM) - JVM Weekly vol. 184
Before we jump in, a quick note: I was away last week 😁. I spent the week at my parents’ place and got completely distracted by the simple pleasures of countryside life. But now we’re back to our regular rhythm, and this week we have some...
Where Production Policy Belongs: Building Eliya in Public with Fahim Farook - JVM Weekly vol. 183
As a hub for the Friends of OpenJDK (Foojay.io), the platform continues to be one of the better places to track what is actually happening in the JVM ecosystem month-to-month. And this month’s main feature connects rather neatly to where we...
The Rest of the Story: June Edition - JVM Weekly vol. 181
Before we get into the technical weeds: is it this hot where you are too? I’m writing this from London, where the thermometer is closing in on 34 degrees, the sky is perfectly cloudless, and the islanders are reacting as if the apocalypse h...
Project Valhalla, Explained: How a Decade of Work Arrives in JDK 28 - JVM Weekly vol. 180
On June 15, Oracle engineer Lois Foltan confirmed what a good chunk of the industry had stopped believing: JEP 401: Value Classes and Objects will be integrated into the main OpenJDK repository and is targeting JDK 28.
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A New Generation of Java Libraries Is Born: Wasm Becomes the Implementation Detail with Andrea Peruffo - JVM Weekly vol. 180
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’s main feature connects rather neatly to where we left off.
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