#java

#java

The release of EclipseStore 3.0.0 delivers bug fixes and new features that introduce: GigaMap, a specialized collection aimed at optimizing performance and memory usage in EclipseStore; and Storage Graph Analysis, APIs that export a storage graph structure without user data.

The transition from local development to production is crucial in creating a seamless developer experience, which is a focus for tools and frameworks today.

JobRunr 8.0 has been released, incorporating various new features following two beta releases and one release candidate since its initial announcement.

The release of Spring gRPC 0.9.0 delivers notable changes such as: the removal of the GrpcClientFactoryCustomizer in favor of the GrpcChannelBuilderCustomizer interface and the ability to filter global interceptors.

The TornadoVM programming guide demonstrates how developers can utilize hardware-agnostic APIs, enabling the same Java source code to run identically on various hardware accelerators.

JDK 25 Build 28 and JDK 26 Build 3 were released recently, addressing various issues and furthering the development of upcoming Java versions.

The enhancement addresses a long-standing inefficiency in Java's memory model where object headers can consume over 20% of heap space in applications with many small objects.

To join friends in Minecraft, players must be mutual friends online. Bedrock offers direct world joining, while Java uses Realms or dedicated servers.

JUnit 5 is the de facto standard for developing unit tests in Java, and using a robust test suite ensures confidence in application behavior and future changes.

The release of the Python ADK 1.0.0 and Java ADK 0.1.0 by Google aims to provide developers with flexible tools for building and deploying AI agents.

"This talk is all about ultra-fast in-memory database processing with Java, showcasing how to build the fastest database applications using proven methods utilized by leading industries for over 20 years."

The API aims to simplify parallel task management through clearer frameworks, particularly with virtual threads, enabling developers to achieve safer execution of concurrency.

In Java, the try-with-resources statement automates resource management, closing resources after use, while in Scala, similar functionality is provided by the scala.util.Using utility.

The Vector API enables Java developers to utilize CPU-level performance enhancements, essential for optimizing numerically intensive operations and improving application efficiency.