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Babashka 1.2.174 now comes with support for virtual threads from JDK 19!

#babashka #clojure
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RT @borkdude
Loom virtual Java threads are coming to #babashka

#clojure #jdk19 #java https://t.co/jJDaw3e34B
https://twitter.com/borkdude/status/1572222344684531717

(λ. borkdude) on Twitter

“Loom virtual Java threads are coming to #babashka #clojure #jdk19 #java”

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If you're interested in virtual threads in #babashka, please cast a vote in the Clojurians Slack babashka channel!

#clojure
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RT @borkdude
Loom virtual Java threads are coming to #babashka

#clojure #jdk19 #java https://t.co/jJDaw3e34B
https://twitter.com/borkdude/status/1572222344684531717

(λ. borkdude) on Twitter

“Loom virtual Java threads are coming to #babashka #clojure #jdk19 #java”

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Just noticed that #gradle 7.6 is now releases which supports #jdk19 now
https://docs.gradle.org/7.6/release-notes.html
Gradle 7.6 Release Notes

Pyret's BinTree example in #Java #jdk19

https://www.pyret.org/index.html

Uses "Pattern matching for switch"

https://openjdk.org/jeps/427

The Pyret Programming Language

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From #jdk19 "Release notes", saw a comment about Thread.start.

Oh.. didn't know that Thread.start() is not final (i.e., it is
overridable)

#Java #TIL

Static factory methods to create HashMap (& related types) that are preallocated to accommodate an expected number of mappings. The int-argument constructors of these set the capacity (internal table size) which is *not* number of mappings.

https://bugs.openjdk.org/browse/JDK-8186958

#Java #jdk19

[JDK-8186958] Need method to create pre-sized HashMap - Java Bug System

@cryptomator jFUSE is based on #jep424 (aka #projectpanama​), which is currently a preview feature of #jdk19, so we will update to Cryptomator to the latest jdk shortly.

In order to keep the PPA release for #Ubuntu users working (JDK 19 is not yet available in our targeted distros), we already created an #OpenJDK PPA that we can rely on for building. This is only a build dependency though and thanks to #jlink is not required for end users.