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Byline: Paul Krill Azul Systems specializes in providing Java technologies ranging from supported OpenJDK builds to Azul Intelligence Cloud, offering actionable intelligence from Java runtime data. The company maintains both [...]

Byline: Simon Ritter Despite advances in cloud computing, mobile development, and AI, the day-to-day business of enterprises around the world still runs on three programming languages that made their debut [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Java Development Kit (JDK) 23, the next planned version of standard Java, is off and running, with two features now scheduled for the release. Due September 19, [...]

Byline: Rafael del Nero Writing reusable code is a vital skill for every software developer, and every engineer must know how to maximize code reuse. Nowadays, developers often use the [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Java 11 and Java 17, designated Long Term Support (LTS) versions of the language by Oracle, are the most widely used Java versions, closely followed by Java [...]

Oracle has released the Oracle Java Platform extension for https://www.infoworld.com/article/3708808/visual-studio-code-bolsters-command-search.html, bringing full-featured Java development for https://www.infoworld.com/article/3516426/what-is-apache-maven-build-and-dependency-management-for-java.html and https://www.infoworld.com/article/3614703/gradle-70-improves-incremental-builds-backs-java-16.html projects to Microsoft’s popular code editor. Available in the VS Code portion [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Oracle has released the Oracle Java Platform extension for Visual Studio Code, bringing full-featured Java development for Maven and Gradle projects to Microsoft's popular code editor. Available [...]

Byline: Martin Heller In my recent introduction to LangChain, I touched briefly on LangSmith. Here, we'll take a closer look at the platform, which works in tandem with LangChain and [...]

Hot on the heels of Oracle’s release of the https://www.infoworld.com/article/3689880/jdk-21-the-new-features-in-java-21.html, Microsoft now is offering its own build of the open source OpenJDK 21, at no cost. Available from https://learn.microsoft.com/en-ca/java/openjdk/download#openjdk-21 as [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Microsoft's C# language is creeping up on Java in the Tiobe index of language popularity, a trend that could see C# surpassing Java soon. The difference between [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Java software and services provider Azul has added a code inventory capability to identify 'dead' code via its Azul Vulnerability Protection agentless cloud service for Java applications. [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Java Development Kit 22, due to arrive in March 2024 as the next planned version of Java Standard Edition, is off and running. The first feature, a [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Hot on the heels of Oracle's release of the Java 21 platform, Microsoft now is offering its own build of the open source OpenJDK 21, at no [...]

Byline: Matthew Tyson Node.js went from an out-of-the-box idea to a mainstay in record time. Today, it's a de facto standard for creating web applications, systems software, and more. Server-side [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Deno runtime proponents are touting the simplification of software development via the use of Jupyter Notebook in Deno 1.37. This latest version of the runtime for JavaScript, [...]

Oracle has introduced https://blogs.oracle.com/java/post/introducing-graalos, a high-performance https://www.infoworld.com/article/3406501/what-is-serverless-serverless-computing-explained.html Java-based application deployment technology that promises to help developers improve application responsiveness and cut costs. GraalOS uses https://www.infoworld.com/article/3700772/oracle-introduces-free-license-for-graalvm.html Native Image technology to compile [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Oracle has introduced GraalOS, a high-performance serverless Java-based application deployment technology that promises to help developers improve application responsiveness and cut costs. GraalOS uses GraalVM Native Image [...]

Byline: Matthew Tyson HTMX lets you use an extended HTML syntax instead of JavaScript to achieve interactivity. HTMX gives you HTTP interactions directly in the markup, and it supports many [...]

Java se extendería a modelos de programación ajenos, como modelos de aprendizaje automático, GPU, SQL y programación diferencial, a través de una propuesta de OpenJDK denominada Proyecto Babylon. Publicado en [...]

Byline: Matthew Tyson TensorFlow is the most popular machine learning platform and the Node version, TensorFlow.js, makes it easy to use in a JavaScript application. In this article, we'll combine [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Kotlin, the Java language alternative from JetBrains, has made its way into the top 20 in Tiobe's monthly index of programming language popularity. The just-published September 2023 [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Java would be extended to foreign programming models such as machine learning models, GPUs, SQL, and differential programming, through an OpenJDK proposal called Project Babylon. Posted in [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Java software provider Azul has added a capability to slash warmup times for Java applications using the company's Azul Platform Prime runtime. The capability, called ReadyNow Orchestrator [...]

Byline: Matthew Tyson React remains the pacesetter among JavaScript UI frameworks. There are plenty of ongoing developments in React, but the most important shift of the last few years was [...]

Byline: Paul Krill C++, having already overtaken Java in the Tiobe index of programming language popularity, soon could overtake the C language, too. Also rising in the index were JavaScript [...]

Byline: Serdar Yegulalp Python has long had a presence as a language for server-side frameworks, with support for most every project size or use case. But it's historically been confined [...]

Byline: Rafael del Nero Java class loaders are a component of the Java virtual machine (JVM) and are responsible for loading Java classes into memory at runtime. When a Java [...]

Byline: Matthew Tyson One of the most interesting new JavaScript projects is Bun.js, a from-scratch server-side runtime and toolset. Bun is rapidly gaining developer mindshare with, as of this writing, [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Oracle is making its GraalVM Java virtual machine and Java Development Kit (JDK) with advanced compiler technology available for free. Developers and organizations can use and redistribute [...]

Byline: Anirban Ghoshal MongoDB on Thursday introduced new language support, easier installation of Atlas' Kubernetes Operator, and a new Kotlin driver for its NoSQL Atlas database-as-a-service -- all designed to [...]

Byline: Matthew Tyson Bun.js is an exciting new project in the JavaScript ecosystem that offers a comprehensive runtime and toolchain. I've previously written a general introduction to the project as [...]

Byline: Paul Krill For the 11th consecutive year, web development staple JavaScript was the most commonly used programming language among developers participating in Stack Overflow's annual developer survey. JavaScript was [...]

Byline: Matthew Tyson The command-line interface (CLI) is the inner world of software development. From the shell, we have direct access to all the operating system's capabilities, and with that [...]

Byline: Matthew Tyson ChatGPT is a fun and useful large language model (LLM) conversational AI that, given its renown, doesn't need much introduction. Let's see how we can interact with [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Java software provider Azul has begun offering builds of OpenJDK Java with Coordinated Restore at Checkpoint (CRaC) functionality, intended to improve Java startup and warmup times. Formally [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Google has introduced PaLM (Pathways Language Model) 2, an update to its next-generation large language model with improved multilingual, coding, and reasoning capabilities. For multilingual tasks, PaLM [...]

Byline: Matthew Tyson The Java ecosystem is home to an enormous and diverse range of open source projects developed to meet almost every imaginable need. It's easy to miss some [...]

Byline: Paul Krill With newly published Deno 1.33, the project's developers are preparing users of the JavaScript/TypeScript runtime for the planned, ambitious Deno 2 release. Part of that push is [...]

Byline: Jonathan Freeman One of the nicest improvements to developer experience in recent JavaScript history is the introduction of the async and await keywords, introduced in ES2017. Together, these elements [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Code and data integrity and encryption support in Java would get boosts from two different proposals floating in the open source Java community. One proposal would tighten [...]

Byline: Anirban Ghoshal Google has added code generation and debugging capabilities to its generative AI offering, dubbed Bard AI, in response to rival offerings from Microsoft's GitHub Copilot and Amazon [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Oracle's Java 8 Enterprise Performance Pack, a drop-in replacement for JDK 8 that promises to bring Java 17 performance to Java 8 workloads, is being made available [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Java would become easier for students to learn under a proposal to introduce flexible main methods and anonymous main classes to the language. This is a preview [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Java Development Kit (JDK) 21, due in September as the next long-term support release of Oracle's standard Java implementation, is beginning to take form, with sequenced collections, [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Fermyon Technologies has published Spin 1.0, the first stable release the company's open source framework for building event-driven microservice applications with WebAssembly. Spin 1.0 was formally introduced [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Oracle's Helidon, a set of Java libraries for developing cloud-native microservices, is set to improve performance via virtual threads with the planned 4.00 version. Currently in an [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Current Oracle Java SE licensees are not required to move to the company's controversial new Java subscription plan, which charges based on the number of employees rather [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Move over, Oracle Java. Downloads of the Eclipse Foundation's Temurin Java SE binaries have more than doubled year over year, to more than 12 million downloads per [...]

Byline: Martin Heller Ballerina, which is developed and supported by WSO2, is billed as 'a statically typed, open-source, cloud-native programming language.' What is a cloud-native programming language? In the case [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Java Development Kit (JDK) 21, due in September as the next long-term support release of Oracle's standard Java implementation, is beginning to take form, with sequenced collections [...]