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An Exploration of Cutting-Edge Updates – Ana-Maria Mihalceanu
Lees hier het artikel “An Exploration of Cutting-Edge Updates” van Ana-Maria Mihalceanu.
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JAVA MAGAZINE 2 – 2025
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JAVA MAGAZINE 1 – 2025
Java Articles by Foojay.io
January, 2026
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21 January
OpenJDK January 2026 Critical Patch Update and Patch Set Update Released
Author: Frank Delporte Original post on Foojay: Read More Table of Contents The Quarterly Update Cycle Critical Patch Updates (CPU) Patch Set Updates (PSU) Difference With the Six-Month Release CycleDistributor AvailabilityIn this January ReleaseNext Steps The January 2026 OpenJDK quarterly updates are now (or will soon be) available from various OpenJDK distributors. This quarterly release brings important security fixes and …
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20 January
Get high performance Java applications with IBM Semeru Runtimes
Author: Grace Jansen Original post on Foojay: Read More Table of Contents Performance for typical Java applicationsImproving an application’s startup and rampup time Improving startup and rampup time with shared classes cache Improving startup and rampup time with InstantOn Improving startup and rampup time with Semeru Cloud Compiler Improving an application’s throughput Improving throughput with Semeru Runtimes Improving an application’s …
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20 January
Command completion: IntelliJ IDEA with less shortcuts
Author: Marit van Dijk Original post on Foojay: Read More Table of Contents Command completion extends regular completionFix errors and warnings with command completionPerform file- or class-level actionsRefactoring and code transformationUse command completion for navigationAliases for several commandsComplements existing featuresConclusion How many shortcuts can you remember? Three? Five? More? I try to learn as many as I can and still …
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19 January
🚀 The Future is Now: AI Code Assurance and MCP with SonarQube (Part 4)
Author: Jonathan Vila Original post on Foojay: Read More Table of Contents Problem #1: “I see the bug, but I’m too lazy (or busy) to fix it”Problem #2: “My AI Assistant writes buggy code because it doesn’t know our rules”Problem #3: “How do I know if this Project with AI-generated code is actually good?” Series Summary: The Complete Cycle Hola …
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19 January
Documentation as Code with AsciiDoctor, GitLab CI, and GitLab Pages
Author: Jens Knipper Original post on Foojay: Read More Table of Contents GitLab PagesGitLab CIGenerating pagesResults Writing documentation should be as low-key as possible to remove the pain from the process. One way to achieve this is through Documentation as Code. Setting it up and configuring it may take some time, but once it’s done, you can focus on creating …
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16 January
The FFM API: How OpenJDK Changed the Game for Native Interactions (And Made Pi4J Better!)
Author: Frank Delporte Original post on Foojay: Read More Table of Contents A Quick History LessonForeign Function & Memory (FFM) API The Problem With JNI How The FFM API Evolved Simple Code Examples Why the FFM API Matters for Raspberry Pi Projects Pi4J Architecture The FFM Transformation A Community Success Story Beyond Raspberry Pi Pi4J Examples Using the FFM API …
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15 January
The Ultimate 10 Years Java Garbage Collection Guide (2016–2026) – Choosing the Right GC for Every Workload
Author: Alexius Dionysius Diakogiannis Original post on Foojay: Read More Table of Contents IntroductionWorkload Analysis and Strategic Selection Microservices (Spring Boot/Quarkus) Legacy JEE (WebLogic/JBoss/Payara) Stateful UI (Vaadin/JSF) Data Intensive (Spark/Flink/Batch) Ultra-Low Latency Technical Performance Deep Dives Migration Trade-offs: ParallelOld to ZGC Microservices and Cumulative Latency Database Connectivity Stability Technical Matrix and Decision Logic Collector Comparison (JDK 8–25) The Decision Tree …
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15 January
Pointer Arithmetic in Modern Java
Author: David Vlijmincx Original post on Foojay: Read More Table of Contents IntroductionBackground Info Warning The SetupComparing ApproachesBenchmarkConclusion Introduction In this post, we dive into a more advanced topic: pointer arithmetic in Java. With the introduction of the Foreign Function & Memory API (Panama), we can interact with native memory. Usually, when we work with off-heap memory, we use MemorySegment …
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14 January
Why is my Talk selected? Reflections from a Program Committee Reviewer
Author: Soham Dasgupta Original post on Foojay: Read More Table of Contents Speaker/Talk related reasons Organization/Program related reasons If you are like me, get the adrenaline rush of getting up on stage and can’t wait to share things that you experienced and learned, then submitting talks to conferences and local meetups excites you.But as much as you are proud and …
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14 January
JC-AI Newsletter #12
Author: Miro Wengner Original post on Foojay: Read More First of all, Happy New Year 2026! This year is designated in the Chinese Calendar as the Year of the Fire Horse (starting on February 17.). The year 2026 brings not only tremendous energy to AI development but also, in my humble opinion, many breakthroughs in the field. Although there have …
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