This in-depth exploration is aimed at #Java developers keen on leveraging Java’s capabilities to innovate in the rapidly growing fields of #AI and high-performance computing. https://t.co/Q3JfyRXF54
Tip & tail is a release model for software libraries that gives application #developers a better experience while helping library developers innovate faster.
The latest Inside #Java Newscast takes a deeper look. https://t.co/fLlHgXwlYS
Here's my session @javazone recently. I have a few versions of this deck now and I'm working on more presentations that focus on profiling developers and building FOSS communities. @java#foss#opensource
https://t.co/GPvt5224iz
Loading native libraries in #Java got easier!🚀
Foreign Function and Memory API makes it simple to access native code, and with #jextract, you can generate Java bindings for libraries written in C,OpenGL,Rust, Python, and more!
#ProjectPanama#Devoxx2024
https://t.co/cuPz14aux4
And just like that... We say goodbye to #Devoxx Belgium. 👋
BIG thanks to everyone who swung by our booth, attended our sessions, or just came say hi to the team. Be sure to check out our Q&A videos from the event: https://t.co/SHZSsvsaDF @Devoxx
Are you using #Java annotation processors? Then watch out when upgrading to Java 23: APs are not picked up any longer by default from the class path. Instead, opt in via --proc:full, as for instance I just did here for the Decodable SDK 👇. Details at https://t.co/7tRp7yk3GE
The Java Platform Group will be out in force at #Devoxx, giving updates on ongoing OpenJDK projects plus insights into new ideas. But don't fret if you can't be there, I'll have them all on twice-daily live Q&As on YouTube.
Let's see which talks (and streams) you can't miss!
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My talk from the 2024 JVM Language Summit is online! Check out “Twenty Years of @JRuby” and see how far the JDK has come in supporting the weird edge features of Ruby. It has been a fun ride… I’m excited for the next twenty years! 😆
https://t.co/tTBRqEmGco
A reminder that Java LTS versions are not "better" than non-LTS versions. LTS versions are just supported longer, avoiding the need to upgrade soon after the next release. But if you *can* upgrade, there is no reason not to be on the latest. #Java#Java23