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Module Federation: the Federated Applications Revolution
Zack Jackson details the Module Federation and shares design patterns that lean into taking full advantage of Federated application architecture.
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Java Flight Recorder as an Observability Tool
Ben Evans explains recent developments with JFR, and discusses how tooling based on JFR fits into the growing field known as Observability and some of the ongoing F/OSS work in this space.
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Google’s Flutter: Mobile, Web & Desktop Frontends from 1 Codebase?
Karsten Silz discusses Flutter, a cross-platform framework that promises to deliver iOS, Android and desktop apps with one codebase. Does Flutter deliver?
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Six Impossible Things
Kevlin Henney takes a look at six specific impossible things that shape the limits of what people can develop, from integer representation to the minefield of task estimation and prioritization.
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Using Shared Memory-Mapped Files in Java
Peter Lawrey discusses Unsafe in Java 8, Project Panama in Java 17 and Java 19, including pactical uses with code examples, demo using Panama, Event Sourcing using shared memory with Chronicle Queue.
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Staying JDK: Current in Production
Andrzej Grzesik discusses different perspectives towards Java upgrades and possible migration paths, how to plan and execute an upgrade, and what to expect in terms of tools, libraries and languages
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Better Serverless Computing with WebAssembly
William Overton discusses why WebAssembly is the next big step on the journey to computing at the edge, the Compute@Edge platform, and developments in the WASM ecosystem (WASI & Component Model).
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Implementing Passwordless Logins with WebAuthn Protocol
Adib Saikali overviews the Web Authentication protocol which enables secure user-friendly authentication processes. He is using a sample Spring Security-based application.
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Resiliency Superpowers with eBPF
Liz Rice considers several facets where eBPF can help, from dynamic vulnerability patching through super-fast load balancing to multi-cluster networking.
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Securing Java Applications in the Age of Log4Shell
Simon Maple looks at how one can be more proactive and defensive in decisions for future Log4Shell like scenarios, considering, identifying and reducing the risk introduced into applications.
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Project Loom: Revolution in Java Concurrency or Obscure Implementation Detail?
Tomasz Nurkiewicz explores what Loom is, how it's implemented, what problems it solves, its shortcomings, and will it make reactive programming obsolete?
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JIT vs. AOT: How to Pick the Right Approach
The panelists discuss the trade-offs between the two approaches and cover scenarios where either approach is best.
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