The Reason Java is Still Popular
Java has maintained its popularity for such a long period of time: its conservative, slow, and steady approach is key to its success
Java Core
Comparative Evaluation Azul Zulu Prime vs. OpenJDK
How to establish whether Azul Zulu Prime improves aspects of application behavior to a degree justifying using it within your organization.
Low Latency Microservices, A Retrospective
Learn what we learned after five years of developing and supporting low latency microservices.
What Does The JVM Look Like, How Does It Work?
In this article, the internal workings of the JVM are discussed, e.g., interpreter, JIT compiler, and how it optimizes code.
Storing 1TB in Virtual Memory on a 128GB Machine
Chronicle Queue and Chronicle Map allows you to have a persisted store which can be embedded into multiple JVMs on the same server.
The 5 Most Pivotal and Innovative Additions to OpenJDK 19
Although OpenJDK 19 is not an LTS, it is still a significant release, in my opinion. It includes several game-changing features!
OpenJDK 19 Released!
The Friends Of OpenJDK community has put together a number of resources, and more coming in the coming weeks!
9,128 viewsFoojay Podcast #5: OpenJDK Discussion Panel
It's September 20th, OpenJDK 19 has been released. In this podcast, we discuss the new features and the changes that this release brings.
Let's Create Mappers Without Creating Underlying Objects in Java
Learn how to devise a way of creating an object-creation-free, light-weighted mapper with rudimentary lookup capability.
The Story of a Java 17 Native Memory Leak
How a native memory leak in Java 17 got fixed, improving the future operability of the JVM platform for millions!