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_09-using-ascii-art-to-analyse-your-source-code-with-neo4j-and-oss-tools-by-michaelhunger.jpg "If you ever looked at compiler’s AST’s, module dependencies and call graphs you’ve long realized that all the stuff we write is actually easily representable as a graph.nSome years ago I had the idea to pull the essence of Java Projects into the graph to have some fun. Nowadays there are several tools which help me do that and I can wield the power of Ascii-Art to query these interesting structures.nnJoin me for a peek into the JDK that you might not have ever done before. I’ll also show")
⏲ 38 min 41 sec ✓ 23-Jun-2014
_the-compiler-the-runtime-and-other-interesting-92.jpg "Slides can be found here: https://github.com/reborg/euroclojure-2014/blob/master/clojure-beasts-euroclj-2014.pdfnnIf you started developing Clojure you should also have realised how core.clj is a useful and important source of information along with the standard documentation. It will also come the time to look at how the runtime RT.java is implementing some functions that are not performing so well. Compiler.java and the compilation process is also an area worth looking at. But these are huge c")
⏲ 19 min 99 sec ✓ 11-Jul-2014
_supercharge-java-on-the-raspberry-pi-with-zulu-openjdk.jpg "In this webinar, designated Java Champion Simon Ritter, Deputy CTO of Azul Systems, presents:nn- How to install Azul’s Zulu JDK on the Raspberry Pin- How to use it to develop and deploy applicationsn- How to get even better performance using Azul’s C2 Just-in-Time (JIT) compiler")
⏲ 21 min 31 sec ✓ 22-Feb-2018
_rebelcast-episode-17-here-is-why-we-still-use-eclipse-ide.jpg "In our final Rebelcast from Prague, Jevgeni and Tom discuss Eclipse, the world's most-used IDE. Jevgeni started using Eclipse when it was first released, and found that Eclipse through the ages has been a great IDE for developing Java (v2 was his favorite). At this point, Toomas is going to stick with Eclipse rather than try other IDEs like IntelliJ IDEA and NetBeans. Both agree that one of the best parts of Eclipse is that it has it's own compiler, which was the big differentiator when it was r")
⏲ 7 min 9 sec ✓ 01-Nov-2013
_loom-by-aysylu-biktimirova.jpg "Graph algorithms are cool and fascinating. We'll look at a graph algorithms and visualization library, Loom, which is written in Clojure. We will discuss the graph API, look at implementation of the algorithms and learn about the integration of Loom with Titanium, which allows us to run the algorithms on and visualize data in graph databases.nnAysylu is a Software Engineer in NYC area. She graduated from MIT with degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Coming from the Java world,")
⏲ 31 min 3 sec ✓ 23-Dec-2013
_goto-java-martin-skarsaune.jpg "Have you ever wondered how your Java code turns into byte codes?nnLets have a look under the hood of the OpenJDK java compiler! You will find that it is surprisingly easy to understand and even make modifications.nnAs an exercise we will add support for goto statements in Java: we will show you how to write, compile and debug Java code with goto statements!nnFinally, we demonstrate how a small modification would allow you to compile lambda statements for older JVMs.nnFor the daring: goto present")
⏲ 31 min 2 sec ✓ 11-Sep-2014
_rafael-winterhalter-an-introduction-to-jvm-performance-124-redev-2015.jpg "Writing software for a virtual machine allows developers to forget about machine code assembly, interrupts and processor caches. This makes Java a convenient language, but all too many developers see the JVM as a black box and are often unsure of how to optimize their code for performance. This unfortunately adds credence to the myth that Java is always outperformed by native languages. In this talk we'll take a peek at the inner workings of the HotSpot Virtual Machine, its Just-In-Time Compiler")
⏲ 24 min 74 sec ✓ 05-Nov-2015
_graal-how-to-use-the-new-jvm-jit-compiler-in-real-life-chris-thalinger.jpg "With JEP 317: Experimental Java-Based JIT Compiler it is very likely that Graal will be part of JDK 10. In fact, Graal is already available in JDK 9 due to JEP 243: Java-Level JVM Compiler Interface. Graal is itself written in Java and that brings some new properties and behavior to the table which we haven’t seen with existing HotSpot JIT compilers. This talk will show how to use Graal with JDK 9, how to compile an upstream Graal version and what to look out for when using it for benchmarking")
⏲ 34 min 88 sec ✓ 12-Sep-2018
_2010-04-writing-a-java-to-x86-compiler-in-f.jpg "If you've ever been interested in writing a full fledged compiler in F# then this is the talk for you. This talk will go over the FSMiniJava project, a compiler converting a subset of the Java language into x86 assembler and then producing working executables - all written in F#! The talk will cover Lex and Yacc, abstract syntax trees, and op-code generation.")
⏲ 33 min 54 sec ✓ 09-Aug-2012
_the-fundamental-business-case-for-scala.jpg "The Fundamental Business Case for ScalannScreen recording by Peter Pilgrim, Java Champion, London, UKnnThis is a presentation about Scala adoption. It is aimed at business and non-technical staff in the organisation.nScala is a programming language, an alternative to Java, that compiles Scala source code to byte codes.nnThe set of bytecodes generated by the Scala compiler arethe very same one that execute on the JVM. There Scala is compatible with Java libraries, open source ones, also the vas")
⏲ 14 min 95 sec ✓ 10-Mar-2011
_adding-language-features-through-ast-hacking-possibilities-and-limitations.jpg "Did you know that you can access and modify the complete AST of a Java program through the Pluggable Annotation Processing API? In this session, I hope to provide some inspiration by describing how this is done and by sharing lessons learned from building a generator feature (think yield) for Java.nnDid you know that you can access and modify the complete AST of a Java program through the Pluggable Annotation Processing API? There are numerous projects that leverage this to add various interesti")
⏲ 36 min 33 sec ✓ 13-Sep-2013
_dynamic-and-enhanced-interfaces-in-java-cailin-smith.jpg "Compile errors are great (vs runtime errors), and interfaces are one great way to enforce that classes implement various methods at compile time. In this talk, we will go through 3 proposed enhancements to the compiler, plus look at prototypes I've made.")
⏲ 11 min 2 sec ✓ 12-Sep-2018
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_09-using-ascii-art-to-analyse-your-source-code-with-neo4j-and-oss-tools-by-michaelhunger.webp "If you ever looked at compiler’s AST’s, module dependencies and call graphs you’ve long realized that all the stuff we write is actually easily representable as a graph.nSome years ago I had the idea to pull the essence of Java Projects into the graph to have some fun. Nowadays there are several tools which help me do that and I can wield the power of Ascii-Art to query these interesting structures.nnJoin me for a peek into the JDK that you might not have ever done before. I’ll also show")
_the-compiler-the-runtime-and-other-interesting-92.webp "Slides can be found here: https://github.com/reborg/euroclojure-2014/blob/master/clojure-beasts-euroclj-2014.pdfnnIf you started developing Clojure you should also have realised how core.clj is a useful and important source of information along with the standard documentation. It will also come the time to look at how the runtime RT.java is implementing some functions that are not performing so well. Compiler.java and the compilation process is also an area worth looking at. But these are huge c")
_supercharge-java-on-the-raspberry-pi-with-zulu-openjdk.webp "In this webinar, designated Java Champion Simon Ritter, Deputy CTO of Azul Systems, presents:nn- How to install Azul’s Zulu JDK on the Raspberry Pin- How to use it to develop and deploy applicationsn- How to get even better performance using Azul’s C2 Just-in-Time (JIT) compiler")
_rebelcast-episode-17-here-is-why-we-still-use-eclipse-ide.webp "In our final Rebelcast from Prague, Jevgeni and Tom discuss Eclipse, the world's most-used IDE. Jevgeni started using Eclipse when it was first released, and found that Eclipse through the ages has been a great IDE for developing Java (v2 was his favorite). At this point, Toomas is going to stick with Eclipse rather than try other IDEs like IntelliJ IDEA and NetBeans. Both agree that one of the best parts of Eclipse is that it has it's own compiler, which was the big differentiator when it was r")
_loom-by-aysylu-biktimirova.webp "Graph algorithms are cool and fascinating. We'll look at a graph algorithms and visualization library, Loom, which is written in Clojure. We will discuss the graph API, look at implementation of the algorithms and learn about the integration of Loom with Titanium, which allows us to run the algorithms on and visualize data in graph databases.nnAysylu is a Software Engineer in NYC area. She graduated from MIT with degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Coming from the Java world,")
_goto-java-martin-skarsaune.webp "Have you ever wondered how your Java code turns into byte codes?nnLets have a look under the hood of the OpenJDK java compiler! You will find that it is surprisingly easy to understand and even make modifications.nnAs an exercise we will add support for goto statements in Java: we will show you how to write, compile and debug Java code with goto statements!nnFinally, we demonstrate how a small modification would allow you to compile lambda statements for older JVMs.nnFor the daring: goto present")
_rafael-winterhalter-an-introduction-to-jvm-performance-124-redev-2015.webp "Writing software for a virtual machine allows developers to forget about machine code assembly, interrupts and processor caches. This makes Java a convenient language, but all too many developers see the JVM as a black box and are often unsure of how to optimize their code for performance. This unfortunately adds credence to the myth that Java is always outperformed by native languages. In this talk we'll take a peek at the inner workings of the HotSpot Virtual Machine, its Just-In-Time Compiler")
_graal-how-to-use-the-new-jvm-jit-compiler-in-real-life-chris-thalinger.webp "With JEP 317: Experimental Java-Based JIT Compiler it is very likely that Graal will be part of JDK 10. In fact, Graal is already available in JDK 9 due to JEP 243: Java-Level JVM Compiler Interface. Graal is itself written in Java and that brings some new properties and behavior to the table which we haven’t seen with existing HotSpot JIT compilers. This talk will show how to use Graal with JDK 9, how to compile an upstream Graal version and what to look out for when using it for benchmarking")
_2010-04-writing-a-java-to-x86-compiler-in-f.webp "If you've ever been interested in writing a full fledged compiler in F# then this is the talk for you. This talk will go over the FSMiniJava project, a compiler converting a subset of the Java language into x86 assembler and then producing working executables - all written in F#! The talk will cover Lex and Yacc, abstract syntax trees, and op-code generation.")
_the-fundamental-business-case-for-scala.webp "The Fundamental Business Case for ScalannScreen recording by Peter Pilgrim, Java Champion, London, UKnnThis is a presentation about Scala adoption. It is aimed at business and non-technical staff in the organisation.nScala is a programming language, an alternative to Java, that compiles Scala source code to byte codes.nnThe set of bytecodes generated by the Scala compiler arethe very same one that execute on the JVM. There Scala is compatible with Java libraries, open source ones, also the vas")
_adding-language-features-through-ast-hacking-possibilities-and-limitations.webp "Did you know that you can access and modify the complete AST of a Java program through the Pluggable Annotation Processing API? In this session, I hope to provide some inspiration by describing how this is done and by sharing lessons learned from building a generator feature (think yield) for Java.nnDid you know that you can access and modify the complete AST of a Java program through the Pluggable Annotation Processing API? There are numerous projects that leverage this to add various interesti")
_dynamic-and-enhanced-interfaces-in-java-cailin-smith.webp "Compile errors are great (vs runtime errors), and interfaces are one great way to enforce that classes implement various methods at compile time. In this talk, we will go through 3 proposed enhancements to the compiler, plus look at prototypes I've made.")
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