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"description": "In this presentation, we'll take a detailed look at how Quarkus approaches native compilation, highlighting what sets it apart from other frameworks. We'll start with an overview of Quarkus and its native compilation, then dive into the specific decisions made during the compilation process, explaining the reasons behind each choice. Finally we will go through parts of the Quarkus code to show how these decisions are practically implemented and how they benefit users.", "description": "In this presentation, we'll take a detailed look at how Quarkus approaches native compilation, highlighting what sets it apart from other frameworks. We'll start with an overview of Quarkus and its native compilation, then dive into the specific decisions made during the compilation process, explaining the reasons behind each choice. Finally we will go through parts of the Quarkus code to show how these decisions are practically implemented and how they benefit users.",
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{
"title": "A decade of JDK Updates in OpenJDK",
"speakers": ["Dalibor Topic"],
"date": "2024-02-03T11:05:00",
"location": "Fosdem23",
"tags": ["java"],
"url": "https://ftp.belnet.be/mirror/FOSDEM/video/2024/ub5132/fosdem-2024-2427-a-decade-of-jdk-updates-in-openjdk.mp4",
"duration": "PT20M",
"description": "Since Oracle began developing updates for the JDK with the JDK 7 Updates Project in 2011, a lot has happened in the OpenJDK community. The development processes have been constantly adapted, so that today the changes to the updates begin their journey as pull requests on GitHub. But what happens next with the changes? In this lecture we'll take a look at how it all began and how the development of JDK updates works in practice today.",
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