JVM Weekly
Artur Skowronski, Bazlur Rahman, [email protected], 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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JetBrains launches Air and Junie CLI - JVM Weekly vol. 166
It was supposed to be a quiet week. JavaOne is next week, JDK 26 is looming, and I already had that prepared for vol. 167. But JetBrains apparently didn’t get the memo about pacing, because they dropped two product launches on a Sunday.
The Rest of the Story: February Edition - JVM Weekly vol. 164
This time we have plenty of material: from a fascinating interview with Kotlin’s creator, through a groundbreaking change in Minecraft, to a whole wave of new projects proving that Java UI is in much better shape than anyone would expect. L...
Hey Peter, ask OpenClaw what Java looks like in 2026. It might surprise you both - JVM Weekly vol. 163
For those who’ve been living under a rock: Let’s start with the Hitchhiker Guide to the Vibe Coded Lobster galaxy.
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Head of Java / Kotlin Engineering at VirtusLab
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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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