Today, only one topic, but that's because I wanted to share my broader thoughts on the latest Datadog report. | Continue reading
That's how it is... always when I'm gone for a week, the topics pile up and the next edition is a waaaay long. Enjoy your reading. | Continue reading
Today we don't have many news items, but rather longer publications that describe individual topics in more depth. I hope this will be a pleasant change from the flood of releases. | Continue reading
Today we have a strongly Kotlin-esque feel to the announcements from JetBrains. Apart from that, leftovers from JDK 22 and a few releases on our regular radar. | Continue reading
And there we have it, the publication of the new JDK and GraalVM is behind us. Without further ado, let's unpack this present. | Continue reading
Today we have security themes native to the US, a continuation (and probably already a summary) of the 1BRC theme and an interesting case from Netflix. | Continue reading
Today we return to text form, with new JEPs, Code Reflection and a mega interesting Release Radar. | Continue reading
This time, the edition will be entirely about video... well, almost entirely. | Continue reading
Today we return again to topics related to changes coming to Java later this year. | Continue reading
Today's edition is strictly thematic, as we will be looking at various Java performance initiatives from different angles. | Continue reading
Today Release Radar, Code Reflection and a summary of the 1BRC initiative. Plus a bit of philosophising on my part. | Continue reading
Today we will focus on the future and 2024, focusing on announcements about what to expect next year. | Continue reading
After a period of news, announcements and releases, I think it's worth to take a break, sitting back and sinking in some interesting case studies and essays. | Continue reading
The whole world is still gaining momentum, but this gives me an opportunity to share with you a really cool initiative for those who want to try their hand with the best experts in the industry. | Continue reading
Welcome to 2024 🥂! But before we move forward, let’s recall with historical diligence what happened in 2023! | Continue reading
I invite you to the last edition of this year! I'm already in the holiday mood, so there will be no shortage of such themes. | Continue reading
Acquisitions can be a mixed bag - sometimes they are a cause for celebration, sometimes quite the opposite. However, today we'll mostly talk about the former case. | Continue reading
Starting today, Java enters the next Rampdown phase – this means that the feature list has been frozen and no further new features are to be expected. Therefore, we will go through the complete list. | Continue reading
Friends, today we release the Kraken - one of the longest editions ever. But that's how it is when you want to describe all these releases and also take a look at industry reports. | Continue reading
Two weeks ago we had Spring Framework 6.1.0, while today Spring Boot 3.2.0 hit production, so we'll devote the entire new edition to news in the Spring ecosystem - because there are quite a few. | Continue reading
Once again, we have a fully-packed edition - today with fewer news items, but more in-depth content. I hope you enjoy it. | Continue reading
And it was supposed to be regular already - but I forgot myself about All Saints' Day, which is Bank Holiday in Poland. Fortunately, today again I have a lot of interesting stuff for you! | Continue reading
After a week-long absence due to conferences, today I have an interview for you, a few very good releases, and a certain farewell. | Continue reading
I've been waiting for this for a long time! Because today we can start again with a set of JEPs, which we will probably see around JDK 22. In addition, Pulumi, and interesting releases. | Continue reading
Today we continue with topics from last week - JDK 21 and GraalVM for JDK 21, but also a lot of other announcements related to Graal. Surprisingly, not only GraalVM this time. | Continue reading
Yesterday we had the premiere of the long-awaited JDK 21. Therefore, this edition will focus on it. | Continue reading
What would a week be without a new project in Java? That's why today we'll discuss Project Babylon, among other topics. | Continue reading
Today's a bit out of the ordinary. Instead of memes, I've got a collection of video clips for you. Interestingly, I came across some truly captivating ones to share. | Continue reading
A week ago, I mainly focused on new releases. Today's edition, however, is fully dedicated to the recent surge in low-level updates. | Continue reading
I'd like to apologize for the recent inconsistency in my posts, which was a result of my🏝️ aligning with a public holiday in Poland. Starting next week, I aim to resume regular schedule 😄 | Continue reading
Hasn't it been a while since we talked about JEPs? I've felt their absence as well, so today I have three of them! Additionally, there's the new IntelliJ Idea that comes with a built-in AI Assistant. | Continue reading
Man is only a week on vacation, and we were inundated with interesting information that begs for a summary - especially Release Radar is exceptionally stuffed today. | Continue reading
Last week was full of news related to Kotlin. As a result, our focus this week narrows down specifically to this language in our latest edition. | Continue reading
Today what tigers do best - three topics, and each of them very strongly technical. So we'll talk about the Vector API, the proposed changes to the Stream API, and Hermetic Java. | Continue reading
If you think Java hasn't gotten on the hype train associated with LLM - you're thinking wrong. That's why today we're going to take a look after new open-source that are just getting proper traction. | Continue reading
It is apparent that we are slowly entering the holiday season, as the past week has been exceptionally... quiet. In fact, of the big announcements we had to deal with news related to GraalVM. | Continue reading
Today's main topic is the "freezing" of the JEP list in JDK 21. In addition to that, however, we will also talk about Nulls in Valhalla. And finally, the obligatory Release Radar. | Continue reading
After a week's break, today we'll focus mainly on Spring I/O, hooking you up with the interesting topic of containerized Java along the way. | Continue reading
Today we have a worthy edition, containing an overview of serialization libraries (along with a new player), the effect of the Lilliput project, and a release radar stuffed to the brim. | Continue reading
As Spring Cloud AWS 3.0 was released, I was inspired me to devote more space to the Spring ecosystem: Ostara, . I hope you will like it! | Continue reading
In today's edition, the long-awaited release of Quarkus, an AWS Lambda update, as well as JEP and a mailing presenting some little-known Java details. | Continue reading
New candidate JEPs appeared, such as JEP 447, which introduces changes to JLS, and JEP 449, which deprecates Windows x86-32 Port. We also learn about the first information on Jakarta EE 11, | Continue reading
In today's edition, we're still somewhat on the KotlinConf, but we'll go beyond that event by presenting changes in build systems space, as well as a digest of a very interesting informative JEP. | Continue reading
Today, after the first day of KotlinConf, I decided to share what was presented at the Keynote.... and that was a show! | Continue reading
I wasn't here a week ago, but that doesn't mean that somehow a lot has happened during my absence. Nevertheless, I have two JEPs for you today, as well as some exceptionally interesting new releases. | Continue reading
Today's topic could only be THE ONE - the release of JDK 20. We will go through what the new release carries but also does not bring. | Continue reading
A week before the release of JDK 20, we will continue to write about JDK 21, as we are constantly bombarded with new JEPs. In addition to that - the state of the Jakarta EE and Release Radar. | Continue reading
Today we take our first look at the topic of what the next major release of JDK 21 will bring. In addition, interesting materials about JFR and Release Radar collecting news from the past few weeks. | Continue reading