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Episode 98. It’s HERE, FINALLY HERE! Java 17 LTS Release
So is time to celebrate! We got a new box of toys with the new release of Java! This is also a Long-Term-Support release which means that’s usually a...
Episode 97. Hey there Scala 3! Looking good with those new Features!
So while Java is the “main” language of the JVM, it is by no means the “only” language. And one of the purely functional programming languages is getting a...
Episode 96. Watching Metrics w/Micrometer and Statsd
You’ll run it everywhere there’s a production system. Some kind of Metrics collector like Statsd or InfluxDB. They work like magic, reporting on the health of your application. but...
Episode 95. Ludicruos speed! Practical GraalVM
So we had a previous episode where we show a party trick with GraalVM, where we saw how to create a Native Image. It was really the “hello world”...
Episode 94. Oh, put on your hat Dr. Watson, we are sleuthing this Heap Dump
So it happens. Sometimes a Java program just “dies” with the dreaded Out-of-memory Exception. Sometimes, it leaves behind a “heap dump”, or a copy of what the Java program...
Episode 93. Not your Grandpa’s Serialization Part DEUX!
We’re back! and now we move to the new-fangled serialization and deserialization frameworks, starting with Protobufs! Google’s contribution to the serialization space, Protobuf V3 makes it easy to create...
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