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[javaone 2026] ask the java architects

2026-03-19T23:14:08Z

See the table of contents Notes Humor: My take Great end to the conference! People asked good questions so it was interesting and fun. It paired nicely with Brian’s keynote yesterday which was more philosophical and this gave an opportunity to … Continue reading →

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[javaone 2026] How the JVM Optimizes Generic Code – A Deep Dive

2026-03-19T22:01:22Z

Speaker: John Rose See the table of contents Deck: https://cr.openjdk.org/~jrose/pres/2026-0319-SpecializedGeneric.pdf (encouraged to follow along on own device because goes fast/info dense) C++ vs Java Performance Boxing Monomorphic Bimorphic profiles Megamorphic Open questions Experiment – Hidden class Future Note My take Glad … Continue reading →

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[javaone 2026] Strategies for AI Agent Augmentation & Integration: Tools, Skills, MCP, and More

2026-03-19T21:08:12Z

Speaker: James Ward See the table of contents General Travel Inference API Using AWS Converse System promps Integrations/tool calling Skills Reusable skills Memory My take This session was right after lunch and in a dark room. Super glad that James presents … Continue reading →

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[javaone 2026] Secure Coding Guidelines for Java

2026-03-19T18:44:55Z

Speaker: Andrew Gross See the table of contents General Cost of vulnerabilities Secure coding Secure Coding Guidelines for Java SE doc News Takeaways My take I didn’t realize how closely this was going to be of presenting the guidelines document. … Continue reading →

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[javaone 2026] Look Inside a Large Language Model to Become a Better Java Developer

2026-03-19T18:10:59Z

Speaker: Barry Burd See the table of contents Opener Problem Solution Deeplearning4j (ND4j) What LLM does Tokens Brain Math terms ND4j Embedding Gradient Descent Vector meaning Attention Feed forward Universal approximation theorem Experiment My take This was great. Tokens and … Continue reading →

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[javaone 2026] community and intellij keynotes

2026-03-19T16:43:27Z

See the live blog table of contents Sharat Chandler Heather Stevens (Oracle education) Student Panel AI Tools Adoption – Lize Raes/Ana-Maria Mihalceanu/Paul Bakker/Simon Martinelli Chad Arimura/Colt McNealy, Mandeep Gill/Zoran Sevarac Jim Grisanzio/Bruno Souza/Mala Gupta/Brian Vermeer Aton Arhipov – Intellij Sharat & … Continue reading →

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[javaone 2026] Evolving the Java Language: An Inside Perspective

2026-03-19T00:04:41Z

Speaker: Brian Goetz See the live blog table of contents General Anti patterns Many bad ideas Complaints Ideas Solutions vs problems Syntax Semantics Translation (to bytecode) Constraints Get more out of concepts/features that exist Evolving Summary My take I enjoyed hearing … Continue reading →

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[javaone 2026] Building Agents with Spring AI and Amazon Bedrock

2026-03-18T23:14:39Z

Speakers: Josh Long & James Ward See the live blog table of contents Repo: live coded at session https://github.com/joshlong-attic/2026-03-18-javaone-bootiful-spring-boot-ai General Spring Intiailzr pulls Random stuff My take I wasn’t sure what to expect from this. I put it on my calendar … Continue reading →

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[javaone 2026] Developing an Asynchronous Application with Virtual Threads and Structured Concurrency

2026-03-18T18:48:27Z

Speakers: Jose Paumarrd & Ana-Maria Mihalceanu See the live blog table of contents Structured concurrency pattern. Note tasks end by autoclosable block complete Scopes Lab https://github.com/JosePaumard/2026_JavaOne-Loom-lab/blob/Step-00_Initial-application/JavaOne-Loom-Lab.md My take This feels like streams where it is going to take me a few … Continue reading →

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[javaone2026] Running GPU-Accelerated AI Inference from Java at Uber Scale

2026-03-18T16:59:30Z

Speakers: Baojun Liu & Anshuman Mishra See the live blog table of contents Michelangelo Java Spark ML pipeline Scaling GPU/CPU Techniques Other notes My take The beginning was the same slide as the keynote. Ok to review though. It got new … Continue reading →

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