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Fantastic work! Java and JavaFX are extremely suitable for many end-to-end applications, bridging the gap between user-friendly applications and enterprise data platforms.
JEP 527, "Post-Quantum Hybrid Key Exchange for TLS 1.3" now targeted to JDK 27:
https://openjdk.org/jeps/527
https://mail.openjdk.org/pipermail/jdk-dev/2026-January/010755.html
ICYMI, JEP 516 is targeting #JDK 26!!!!
More performance with Project Leyden’s Ahead-Of-Time Cache, with any GC 🚀 !!!
Thank you to everyone that attended our talk on writing #AI models in pure #Java 🥳 !!!
The slides Lize Raes and I used at #JFall are available below, but you can always connect with us and ask more questions on what we presented 😇!!!
https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/writing-gpu-ready-ai-models-in-pure-java-with-babylon-08de/284064587
Project Babylon introduces the experimental Code Reflection technology that lets you define machine learning logic in plain Java code, without needing Python or external model files. It then uses Foreign Function and Memory (FFM) API to connect your code to native runtimes like ONNX Runtime for fast inference, including GPU acceleration. Furthermore, the Heterogeneous Accelerator Toolkit (HAT) provides a developer-facing programming model for writing and composing compute kernels, which can be more broadly applied-allowing Java libraries to seamlessly harness GPU power for high-performance computing tasks. Presented at JFall 2025 by Ana-Maria Mihalceanu and Lize Raes - Download as a PDF or view online for free
Many modern applications and tools rely on Java. Yet, their startup time and time-to-peak performance remain challenging, especially for microservices and Kubernetes workloads that require fast scaling and responsiveness. Project Leyden, an ambitious OpenJDK initiative, aims to overcome these performance bottlenecks. In this session, Ana and Moritz showed how you can take advantage of Leyden’s optimizations using Java 25 and Spring Boot. You also got practical techniques you can apply today, along with a peek into the ongoing work inside Leyden and what that means for the performance of your Java application. - Download as a PDF or view online for free
Thank you to everyone who joined our session on boosting Java performance with Project Leyden, Java 25, and Spring Boot! 🚀
@0.5ritter.de and I hope that you will apply the optimizations and tips we shared today. The slides we used:
Many modern applications and tools rely on Java. Yet, their startup time and time-to-peak performance remain challenging, especially for microservices and Kubernetes workloads that require fast scaling and responsiveness. Project Leyden, an ambitious OpenJDK initiative, aims to overcome these performance bottlenecks. In this session, Ana and Moritz showed how you can take advantage of Leyden’s optimizations using Java 25 and Spring Boot. You also got practical techniques you can apply today, along with a peek into the ongoing work inside Leyden and what that means for the performance of your Java application. - Download as a PDF or view online for free
A big thank you to everyone who attended the JDK tools lab
@devoxx 🙏! If you want to try it later on, the content that @JosePaumard and I used is here:
https://github.com/java/lab-jdk-tools
Enjoy the rest of the conference!
Watching the #Java #Java25 #release stream with friends @DJGummikuh @FrVaBe @oli 👋 @nipafx @ammbra1508 @Sharat_Chander
Also seeing Dr. Depracator @stuartmarks fries are in the making ofc 😅
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