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Why We Need Architecture and Design in Agentic Development

Without architecture and design, the agent decides everything per feature: where the code goes, how it talks to the rest of the system, which operations to expose, and what the data looks like. Architecture removes…

Source: Adam Bien Blog
Java

A Bootiful Podcast: Spring Tools lead Martin Lippert

Hi, Spring fans! In this conversation, Spring Tools lead Martin Lippert joins us for a fascinating look at how developer tooling has evolved from Eclipse to VS Code and beyond. We dig into the architecture behind Spring…

Source: Spring Blog joshlong
Java

JDK-8364182

What shipped on September 15, and why JEP 528 was already off the train when I told you it was on

Source: JVM Weekly
Java

Mark Reinhold’s announcement

lists nine JEPs, the fewest since JDK 20 shipped seven. JDK 26 had ten and JDK 25 had eighteen.

Source: JVM Weekly
Java

JEP 534

What shipped on September 15, and why JEP 528 was already off the train when I told you it was on

Source: JVM Weekly
Java

JDK-8390546

What shipped on September 15, and why JEP 528 was already off the train when I told you it was on

Source: JVM Weekly
Java

JDK-8371748

). It was deprecated in JDK 9, re-specified in JDK 11 to do nothing, and deprecated for removal in JDK 18. If you extend 𝚃𝚑𝚛𝚎𝚊𝚍𝙿𝚘𝚘𝚕𝙴𝚡𝚎𝚌𝚞𝚝𝚘𝚛 and your 𝚏𝚒𝚗𝚊𝚕𝚒𝚣𝚎() calls 𝚜𝚞𝚙𝚎𝚛.𝚏𝚒𝚗𝚊𝚕𝚒𝚣𝚎(), that now resolves to…

Source: JVM Weekly
Java

JEP 523

What shipped on September 15, and why JEP 528 was already off the train when I told you it was on

Source: JVM Weekly
Java

JDK-8379665

), and JDK 27 has already made them obsolete (): the JVM prints “Ignoring option AlwaysActAsServerClassMachine; support was removed in 27.0” and starts anyway. If one of them sits in a Dockerfile from 2019, you get a…

Source: JVM Weekly
Java

JEP 522

What shipped on September 15, and why JEP 528 was already off the train when I told you it was on

Source: JVM Weekly
Java

his August 6 mail

I wrote about the move to monthly security updates and how it pushed the first JDK 27 release candidate from August 6 to August 20. In , Reinhold explained why a feedback window shorter by two weeks was acceptable:…

Source: JVM Weekly
Java

press release

What shipped on September 15, and why JEP 528 was already off the train when I told you it was on

Source: JVM Weekly
Java

JEP 531

, JDK 25), then LazyConstant (, JDK 26), and now for round three.

Source: JVM Weekly
Java

JEP 452

What shipped on September 15, and why JEP 528 was already off the train when I told you it was on

Source: JVM Weekly
Java

JDK-8372526

What shipped on September 15, and why JEP 528 was already off the train when I told you it was on

Source: JVM Weekly
Java

JEP 527

brings post-quantum cryptography into the TLS handshake itself, and, crucially, it does so by default, with zero code changes on your side.

Source: JVM Weekly

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