Native 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
Performance
How is Leyden improving Java Performance? Part 3 of 3
provides a more detailed account of how Leyden’s proposed solution operates
How is Leyden improving Java Performance? Part 2 of
How to use the AOT capabilities by Leyden and show test results which show that very significant progress has already been made.
How is Leyden improving Java Performance? Part 1 of 3
In this series of 3 blog posts we will explain how OpenJDK project Leyden is helping to improve a specific area of performance where Java …
BoxLang 1.11.0 Release
We're proud to announce BoxLang 1.11.0, a highly focused performance and stability release that delivers measurable speed improvements …
I Benchmarked Java on Single-Board Computers: Orange Pi 5 Ultra and Raspberry Pi 5 Lead the Pack
In my "Java on Single Board Computers" series, I already published several posts and videos in which I unpack the board, connect it for the …
JC-AI Newsletter #14
Two weeks have passed and a lot have been happening on the field of artificial-intelligence. Two weeks have passed and a lot has been …
Runtime Code Analysis in the Age of Vibe Coding
In the era of vibe coding—where large amounts of code are introduced or refactored in short bursts, often with the help of LLMs—you need …
Unikernel: Profiling and Troubleshooting JVM on Nanos Unikernel
Profiling a Java Application Running Inside an Unikernel with JProfiler Unikernels are often associated with minimalism and tight resource …
Webinar: "Moving Applications From JDK 21 to JDK 25: What You Need to Know"
JDK 25 has arrived as the latest long-term support (LTS) release for Java, bringing performance improvements and enhanced stability for …