Do you want to know what is happening behind the scenes when @intellijidea opens your @ASFMavenProject or @gradle based project? Some optimizations and flows? Check this blog post: https://t.co/NNbIeo9yuj
Do you want to know what is happening behind the scenes when @intellijidea opens your @ASFMavenProject or @gradle based project? Some optimizations and flows? Check this blog post: https://t.co/NNbIeo9yuj
@_JamesWard You can it by reading the property in the code (this example contains a default value).
`local myenvironment = read?("prop:environment") ?? "develop"`
Hi,
@_JamesWard! Great talk with Ryan on PKL at Devoxx. A minor comment on the discussion at https://t.co/SYWY8fJRfR : instead of env variables you can use properties passed to pickle command, e.g. `pkl eval -p env=prod` and generate output based on the value of `env`.
When I look at modern Java, I see `var` everywhere in local variables declarations. May be time to admit, that it is a redundant keyword? Type deduced at the first assignment. May be use `:=` instead of `=` to distinguish with usage of class fields.
Introducing the seamless Java/Swift interop effort!
Offering both:
- generated Swift macro based JNI wrappers
- Project Panama based Swift accessors generated with a jextract-swift tool for high performance use-cases
Early prototype is open source and we’ll share more about our plans and invite folks to collaborate early next week!
https://t.co/CU2QuIjBIq
#ServerSideSwift2024
As part of our vision for Swift to be a widely-used language for a wide variety of use cases and platforms, today at @SwiftServerConf we open sourced some early work on Swift/Java interoperability: https://t.co/9LIrLfsjV2. Excited to partner with others to expand this. @java
Nitsan Wakart @nitsanw, a key contributor to JCTools - Java Concurrency Tools for the JVM, is well-versed in memory management. Join us at #GeeCON as he explores the fundamentals of JVM memory usage.
https://t.co/PdSu2urRSe
Important: Apple has released macOS Sonoma 14.4.1, which addresses the issue with JVM applications crashing unexpectedly (https://t.co/IA9fvdRyTA). We have tested it with our IDEs and are no longer observing the undesired behavior. If you are on macOS Sonoma 14.4, we recommend upgrading to 14.4.1 if possible.