Greetings Per, great work and great improvements from you. i started to compare the enhancements between jdk11 and 21 (after watched your talk at the devoxx) because most of our legacy applications rely on jdk11 and builded a jhm testsuit with more practical workload to show the performance improvements. its amazing. hopefully besides all the new cool features also that will help to get a feet into the jdk21 door and convincing the stakeholders to invest more capacity in modernization. 👍
Damn, all this just to get Java to the starting block 🤷♂️ After 20+ years being paid to: - adopt the litany of horrible engineering habits encouraged by the community - exhaust corporate budgets and cost centres through prescribed inefficiency at the team, process, software and management/maintenance levels - pollute code repositories with feature and feature testing verbosity, abstraction onions and boilerplate I’m finally free having decided to render modern c++ the primary implementation language at my startup. Will always prefer to have devs focus on reusable memory-safe libraries in-house than tackle every crazy consideration that goes into producing highly performant, consistent and efficiently scalable Java 😳 Roll on 2024 🎉
Greetings Per,
great work and great improvements from you. i started to compare the enhancements between jdk11 and 21 (after watched your talk at the devoxx) because most of our legacy applications rely on jdk11 and builded a jhm testsuit with more practical workload to show the performance improvements. its amazing. hopefully besides all the new cool features also that will help to get a feet into the jdk21 door and convincing the stakeholders to invest more capacity in modernization. 👍
Amazing~!! Great to know that we don't need to do anything but just upgrade the JDK to get performance improvement. Thanks~!
Thank you! Awesome talk!
Nice!
Damn, all this just to get Java to the starting block 🤷♂️
After 20+ years being paid to:
- adopt the litany of horrible engineering habits encouraged by the community
- exhaust corporate budgets and cost centres through prescribed inefficiency at the team, process, software and management/maintenance levels
- pollute code repositories with feature and feature testing verbosity, abstraction onions and boilerplate
I’m finally free having decided to render modern c++ the primary implementation language at my startup.
Will always prefer to have devs focus on reusable memory-safe libraries in-house than tackle every crazy consideration that goes into producing highly performant, consistent and efficiently scalable Java 😳
Roll on 2024 🎉