The newest version of JRuby, codename 9000, is accompanied by Ruby 2.2 compatibility, a new runtime, native operations for much of IO as well as some versioning changes to boot – the result of a lot of work, time and commits by 104 contributors.
When you’re looking at the prospect of a total rewrite, its important to review all the options. That’s exactly what Facebook’s Parse team did when choosing Google’s Go as their next step, and their hard work was worth the effort.
John Stevenson helps us take our first steps with the functional and dynamic JVM language, in this taster of his Developer.Press title
The JRuby and JVM guy joins illustrious company after being crowned a Java champion.
The date and venue are set. Now its time to get your session abstracts in.
You’ve heard the noise… invokedynamic is changing the JVM forever. What is it? How does it affect you? Where will it take the JVM and Java developers in the future? JRuby and JVM Guy, Charles Nutter has all the answers in this JAXconf session. He gives us a JVM 101, divulging in its intricacies and tells us why it will never be the same after invokedynamic. Filming courtesy of Marakana Tech TV – marakana.com
You think you know all there is about building apps for the JVM. You’ve used all the cool tools. You’ve written your own persistence library or web frameworks. Maybe you’ve even implemented a JVM language. But do you really know what happens to your code after you hand it off to the JVM? This JAXconf talk from the JRuby Guy Charlie Nutter will explore the guts of the OpenJDK VM, Hotspot. He’ll discuss how it the JIT in the JVM works and how to monitor it, how to find problems with the output or resulting assembly code, as well as dumping assembly. Filming Courtesy of Marakana Tech TV
After an initial proposal last month, the project that wants to harness some extra GPU for the JVM has been created. Time to vote on it!
A new OpenJDK project encouraged by Oracle and AMD seeks to grasp GPU power from Java through hardware, in light of the emerging smartphone and tablet market. Too little too late?
We talk to Charlie Nutter about what it means to him to be nominated by peers for the JAX Innovation Award. We talk about JRuby, the JVM, Invokedynamic and more
Big Data headache? Worry no more – Cascading 2.0 is here to solve it.
As JRuby moved across to open source behemoth, the latest preview for 1.7 got lost in the noise slightly, but it turns out that speed and performance is on top of the agenda
News emerged from JRubyConf that two of the key developers of the JVM language are set to continue their work under the Red Hat banner
Great news everyone – JAX London is back this October and you can submit your proposals right now…
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