Vision on AI Impact in Software Development — Part 1: Bert Jan Schrijver
#OpenValue
https://openvalue.blog/posts/2026/02/16/vision-on-ai-part1-bertjan-schrijver/
Vision on AI Impact in Software Development — Part 1: Bert Jan Schrijver | OpenValue | Blog

Vision on AI Impact in Software Development — Part 1: Bert Jan Schrijver | OpenValue | Blog

Check out Cees Bos from #OpenValue on challenging yourself with Application #Observability Code Challenges!

https://foojay.io/today/challenge-yourself-with-application-observability-code-challenges/

#foojaytip

Challenge yourself with Application Observability Code Challenges

Quite a few developers are struggling to get up to speed with applying observability practices!

foojay

On Foojay , Miro Wengner from #OpenValue discusses how it's never been easier to start writing a simple #Java program that can be turned into a more advanced application while development progresses, in the context of the #OpenJDK 23 release!

https://foojay.io/today/exploring-new-features-in-jdk-23-just-write-and-run-prototyping-with-jep-477-not-only-for-beginners/

#foojaytip

Just-Write-And-Run prototyping with JEP-477

JEP-477 can be considered an example of the symbiotic development of multiple JEPs together, similar to the result of the development of the Java platform.

foojay

Even more #Java 23 language insights from Miro Wengner #openvalue, this time on #Java JEP-461, focused on gatherers, an intermediate function, a functional interface that can transform an input element of type T to an output element of type R.

https://foojay.io/today/exploring-new-features-in-jdk-23-gatherers-upgrades-pipeline-design-pattern-jep-461

#foojaytip

Gatherers upgrades pipeline design pattern JEP-461

Gatherers help eliminate the need to define large error-prone Collectors, which can degrade source code maintainability.

foojay

A null object pattern, as explained by Miro Wengner from #OpenValue in his #Java 23 series, can easily contribute to the process flow of a running program while remaining consistent and type-safe:

https://foojay.io/today/exploring-new-features-in-jdk-23-null-object-pattern-to-avoid-null-pointer-exception-with-jep-455/

#foojaytip

Null object pattern to avoid null pointer exception with JEP-455

A null object pattern, in our case a NULL_SENSOR instance, can easily contribute to the process flow of a running program while remaining consistent and type-safe.

foojay

Check it out, Miro Wengner of #Robo4J and #OpenValue takes a look at one particular brand new preview feature added to the latest #Java JDK release 23, JEP-482: Flexible Constructor Bodies!

https://foojay.io/today/exploring-new-features-in-jdk-23-factory-pattern-with-flexible-constructor-bodies-with-jep-482

#foojaytip

JDK 23: Factory Pattern with Flexible Constructor Bodies

Let's take a look at one particular brand new preview feature added to the latest JDK release 23 [2], JEP-482: Flexible Constructor Bodies in its second iteration.

foojay
#OpenValue meetup with @bjschrijver 'Going serverless with Quarkus, GraalVM and AWS Lambda'
Cloud cost optimization for #Java Developers. Talk by @prpatel at #OpenValue
@smcvb Hi there, thanks for your #OpenValue lunch talk. In my organisation, one microservice is built with AxonIQ whereas other event-driven services have been built without, because the architects figured that having to learn Axon is a burden on top of everything else you have to know. What would you say to them?

Many thanks to #Digma, #ApacheAPISIX, and #OpenValue for sponsoring the Foojay  swag at #jfall23, and thanks to the conference organizers of #NLJug for the awesome location of the Friends of OpenJDK community booth! Read all about it here: https://foojay.io/today/digma-apache-apisix-and-openvalue-sponsor-foojay-io-at-jfall-2023/

#foojaytip #jfall #jfall2023

Digma, Apache APISIX, and OpenValue: Foojay.io at JFall 2023

Last week at JFall 2023, was a high point in the evolution of Foojay.io, the place for friends of OpenJDK.

foojay