JVM Weekly
Artur Skowronski, Bruno Borges, Shaaf SyedFrom 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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Claude Plays Final Fantasy just before KotlinConf 2026 - JVM Weekly vol. 172
KotlinConf 2026 is right around the corner - May 20–22, Munich, ICM Messe. JVM Weekly once again has the pleasure of being a media partner for the event, and on that occasion I decided to do something I don’t usually do in this newsletter: ...
What's coming in JDK 27... and why OpenJDK just said no to your Copilot - JVM Weekly vol. 171
Just a month after JDK 26 shipped, the release machine is already running at full speed. Mark Reinhold has formally proposed the release schedule for JDK 27, early-access builds are already in double digits, and on top of that, the JVM comm...
Oracle lays off 30,000, but Java is doing just fine - JVM Weekly vol. 170
This is one of those weeks where you have to set aside the technology and talk about the elephant in the room. When the company that stewards Java lays off 18% of its global workforce, and its CEO publicly says “the code that Oracle is writ...
"Diagnosing Your Leyden AOT Cache" with María Arias de Reyna Domínguez - JVM Weekly vol. 169
As a hub for the “Friends of OpenJDK,” Foojay.io gathers a rich collection of articles written by industry experts and active community members, offering valuable insights into the latest trends, tools, and practices within the OpenJDK ecos...
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Head of Java / Kotlin Engineering at VirtusLab
Product Manager at Microsoft / GitHub, focused on developer experience and AI‑powered tooling. Java Champion active in the Java community, previously worked at Oracle shaping developer relations. He led the launch of Microsoft Build of OpenJDK.
Shaaf Syed is a seasoned Java developer, open source enthusiast, and advocate in the developer community. Passionate about programming languages, Machine learning, Kubernetes and more..
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