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
Since there were no edits a week ago due to my vacation, we've had a bit of a buildup of topics. Therefore, today we will focus on the JEPs - because several interesting ones have appeared. | Continue reading
Have you already optimized your applications to reduce your impact on global warming? In addition to this, a new version of Gradle, and a follow-up to last week's edition. | Continue reading
Three topics today, and actually each of them deserved a headline... Which, however, shows how much has been going on in the past week. | Continue reading
We are going talk 💶 - changes in Oracle JDK pricing, and AtomicJar receiving a fat round of funding. The star of the issue are, however, statistics from the State of Developer Ecosystem 2022 | Continue reading
Well, after a rather slow start, 2023 can finally be considered to have officially begun - both JEPs and Java mailing lists have awakened from their winter sleep. | Continue reading
The year is just gaining momentum, so in today's issue, I have some longer texts for you, in addition to news, which you may find helpful. There will also be some exiciting releases (e.g. Mockito 5.0) | Continue reading
After a week of recaps, we're back to new topics, with the fresh Kotlin 1.8 and MicroProfile 6.0 launching first in 2023. | Continue reading
As 2023 has begun, I decided to devote this year's first edition to a summary of what happened in 2022. | Continue reading
Hi, in the last issue of this year we will talk about how much Go is an interesting alternative for Java developers in the face of the DeathOfJava™️. In addition, there will be a CDI 4.0 Lite version. | Continue reading
Today will be short, as we’ll focus on single announcement that comes at us from the Java mailing lists. PS: But remember – stay for the scene after the credits 😉 . | Continue reading
We've stacked up a series of interesting releases that we didn't get a chance to tell you about: Gradle, WildFly, Async-Profiler and Spring. The main course, however, remains Feature Freeze of JDK 20. | Continue reading
Some innovations are unimpressive until you put them in their proper context. Such is the case with AWS Lambda SnapStart. | Continue reading
Today, the topic of the edition could only be one - Spring. But since a lot (A LOT) has happened lately with the most popular JVM framework, I decided to devote an entire edition to it. Enjoy! | Continue reading
Today we'll talk about JDK cleanup, a new community platform for Java developers, Quarkus 3 and the Serverless platform for Jakarta EE 😦 | Continue reading
It turned out that the topic of Observability in the JVM is really interesting, and the recent announcements allowed me to take a slightly better look at it. | Continue reading
Today we take a look at the schedule and first plans for JDK 20 and the next iteration of ZGC. The star of the issue, however, remains Alpaquita Linux, an Alpine fork tailored specifically for JVM. | Continue reading
Instead of the standard division, I decided to prepare one coherent article, in which I will try to guide you through everything that is happening in Project Leyden and GraalVM. | Continue reading
Conference season is in full swing, so today's topics will be interspersed with talkies from Belgium's Devoxx. The main topic, however, will be Google joining the Adoptium Working Group. | Continue reading
Today we have two main topics – a slew of new JEPs and announcements from Spring – as the developers discuss how the work on modernizing the framework is going. | Continue reading
Today will be a lot about Kotlin, in the context of two releases - Kotlin 1.7.20 and... JDK 19. Plus - attempt to slim down Java by Brian Goetz and a summary of Microsoft's activities in the ecosystem | Continue reading
Another week, another big release - this time the long-awaited Jakarta EE 10. In addition, the aftermath of the JDK 19 release and the GraalVM roadmap. | Continue reading
Today there could only be one topic - the release of JDK 19! I dedicated an entire edition to it, going through the various JEPs that make up this release and bring some additional context to each. | Continue reading
No weekly last week, so today I’ve got a ton for you - the future of Amber, the present of Panama, a controversial license for Akka, and several releases, including the official launch of Níma. | Continue reading
The main course is the language development process under-the-hood - using Scala's example. However, we'll also discuss Red Hat's involvement in Eclipse Temurin and the dependency management quirks. | Continue reading
After the previous one, heavily packed with content, today's edition will be a bit shorter - the IT world is still on vacation. However, I have one exciting release for you and one no less attractive | Continue reading
Here comes the new edition! And in it, finally, the first JEP in a long time, a new Android, support for Virtual Threads in Jetty, and a lot of Kotlin releases. | Continue reading
Hello after the vacation 😎 We have accumulated a lot of topics over the past two weeks, so now it's time to summarize everything. | Continue reading
In addition to this surprising news, we also have for you the ins and outs of incremental compilation. And for those who still have flashbacks from Dec 2021 - Log4Shell will stay with us for long... | Continue reading
After nearly 90 issues that were released in Poland, we decided to try the international version. This issue is a test episode, with which I would like to gather feedback on how interesting this form is for you and whether it is worth continuing :) Feel free to read and comment. | Continue reading