Andriy Redko {devmind} aredko.blogspot.com

JDK-26: incremental improvement

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DuckDB: very useful were least expected

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JDK-25: The Next Big Thing

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(Mostly) Zero Trust: Sandboxing Java applications with GraalVM and Espresso

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JDK-24: the death of SecurityManager

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Simple is finally easy: bootstrapping JAX-RS applications in Java SE environments

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JDK-23: the messenger?

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Apache CXF at speed of ... native!

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JDK release cadence and the pain of endless technical debt

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JDK-22: The JNI's grave?

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When concurrency bites (yet again!): class initialization deadlocks

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JDK-21: green threads are officially back!

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Java's SecurityManager in the age of virtual threads

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JDK-20: the most boring JDK release yet?

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Project Loom in JDK-19: the benefits but with quirks

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JDK 19: revolution is looming!

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Quick, somewhat naïve but still useful: benchmarking HTTP services from the command line

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The lost art of learning ... (a new programming language)

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The show must go on: JDK-18 is here!

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So you want to expose your JAX-RS services over HTTP/2 ...

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