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12 Nov 2026 edition

34 articles · 4 sources ·

Top topics: Java · AI

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project site

with a history of runtimes: every decade a new abstraction arrives that makes software faster to write and slower to run, and Elide is meant to break that pattern. This translates into two concrete aims. The first is…

Source: JVM Weekly
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“The End of Programming?”

. Pressler says that since agents write the code, the runtime is what counts. Odersky asks what is left of the language in such a world.

Source: JVM Weekly
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removed in JDK 15

Detroit grew out of an honest post-mortem of Nashorn. Nashorn shipped in Java 8 with ECMAScript 5.1. Then ES2015 arrived and the team chased it for about a year. Then the standard started changing every year, and npm…

Source: JVM Weekly
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the ticket

in Miami, organized by Moderne and OpenRewrite. My talk is called “Build a Software Factory: An Agentic SDLC on Kubernetes, From Scratch”, and it does what the title says: we put together an agentic delivery pipeline on…

Source: JVM Weekly
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stays on the 25.0 line

. The plan stays the same: skip JDK 26, 27 and 28 and return to a shared calendar with Java at JDK 29.

Source: JVM Weekly
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Project Detroit

is an OpenJDK project that does what a sensible car maker does. It lets a Java program run code written in JavaScript and Python, and the bodywork stays the same: the javax.script API, the one Nashorn used to sit…

Source: JVM Weekly
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GraalVM Community Summit

OpenJDK puts V8 and CPython inside the JVM, Valhalla pushes a five-preview feature out of JDK 28, GraalVM grows its own java, and a San Francisco team builds a JVM out of the JDK itself.

Source: JVM Weekly
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Crema

removes this limitation by adding a bytecode interpreter to the native image. The binary can then load a new class at run time, link it with the classes compiled earlier, and execute it. An interpreter is slow, though,…

Source: JVM Weekly
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TACIT

OpenJDK puts V8 and CPython inside the JVM, Valhalla pushes a five-preview feature out of JDK 28, GraalVM grows its own java, and a San Francisco team builds a JVM out of the JDK itself.

Source: JVM Weekly
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asked for a delay

. He wrote that Detroit might provide the same thing one day, but that it isn’t certain and would take “possibly years”. JVMCI disappeared in JDK 27 anyway. We’ll come back to this in section 3.

Source: JVM Weekly
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showed a benchmark

with two commands. java HelloWorld.java takes about 220 ms. java -svm HelloWorld.java takes about 55 ms and uses half the memory.

Source: JVM Weekly
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Madura

is, according to its README, a hermetic, minimalist Java compiler made only from JDK internals. The madura check command skips code generation and only checks correctness, so it does for Java what cargo check does for…

Source: JVM Weekly
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25.5 release post

took place in October at Oracle’s office in Zurich. I wasn’t there, and I found no public write-up apart from one paragraph in Alina Yurenko‘s , which lists attendees from Amazon and Apple to Netflix and Red Hat. So I…

Source: JVM Weekly
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pull request

The packaging is the more interesting part. Madura is one file, and the same file runs on macOS, Linux and Windows, on x86-64 and ARM64. The format is called Actually Portable Executable and comes from Justine Tunney‘s…

Source: JVM Weekly
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deleted its WASI backend

, Kotlin/Wasm is still in beta, and TeaVM and is betting everything on WasmGC in the browser.

Source: JVM Weekly

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