Kirk Pepperdine
1,180 viewsNulling Out References Won't Help Your Garbage Collector
Learn how intricate and amazing the JVM is and how much cognitive load that it takes on so you rarely have to think about things that steal …
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Kirk Pepperdine
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Aicha Laafia
1,203 viewsJurassic JDK: Migrate or Extinct
65 million years ago, dinosaurs didn't adapt. They're gone. Your JDK 7 app is giving the same energy. 🫠 I spent a year and a half migrating …
Michal Maléř
516 viewsQuarkus Unpacked: Insights from the Foojay Podcast
I recently had the pleasure of joining the Foojay podcast to talk about Quarkus in depth. The conversation covered a lot of ground, from …
Arkadiusz Przychocki
559 viewsYour TLS Stack Is Lying to You About Zero-Copy
In a zero-allocation runtime, SSLEngine becomes a structural mismatch. It keeps TLS on the heap-facing side of the JVM...
Cristobal Escobar
1,347 viewsBoxLang v1.13.0: Compatibility, Concurrency, and Formatter Maturity
BoxLang 1.13.0 is a stability-first release with deep compatibility work and runtime hardening. This build closes 48 issues, with the …
Angelo Rubini
2,252 viewsAWS Nitro and CPU Graviton Meets Unikernels
AWS Nitro and CPU Graviton Meets Unikernels: Java and Quarkus on ARM64 AWS Graviton with Nanos Unikernel Java and Jakarta EE Truly Meet …
David Vlijmincx
3,241 viewsThread Safe Native Memory in Java
Thread-safe native memory access covering Plain, Opaque, Acquire/Release, and Volatile with JCStress tests to prove each guarantee
Cristobal Escobar
2,606 viewsTestBox 7: Real-Time Feedback, a Browser-Based IDE, and Modern Testing Workflows on the JVM
TestBox 7.x focuses on improving testing workflows for BoxLang and CFML applications. This release introduces improvements to the BoxLang …
David Vlijmincx
17,384 viewsNative Memory in Java: Arenas, Malloc, and Pools
Managing native memory in Java using the Foreign Function & Memory API, covering Arenas, manual allocation, pooling, and slicing
María Arias de Reyna Domínguez
2,653 viewsHow is Leyden improving Java Performance? Part 3 of 3
provides a more detailed account of how Leyden’s proposed solution operates