In this "Ask the Architects" episode of the Inside Java Podcast, Nicolai Parlog talks to Sean Mullan about the critical importance of security in Java. 🛡️ social.ora.cl/6011BGi3dB

What are some key takeaways from Java 27? @devopsdotcom shares everything you need to know. social.ora.cl/6019BGTU0B

Come with @JosePaumard as he looks at what an Optional is. (viewing optional, but highly encouraged)

In this "Input/Output" episode of the Inside Java Podcast, Nicolai Parlog talks to Martin Chalupa and John Rose about Java's ahead-of-time capabilities and how Netflix's training run approach is the ideal one. social.ora.cl/6013BGVOfl

The deadline for the call for papers for JavaOne is coming soon! Submit your proposal ASAP and tell us about the ideas, experiences, and insights you want to bring to #JavaOne 2027. social.ora.cl/6013BGgeAS

What are the primitive types in Java? @JosePaumard lays it all out for you

☕ AI integration paths ☕ API behaviors ☕ Alignment of the Java ecosystem @sdtimes takes a look at last week's Java 27 release. social.ora.cl/6013BGTUJB

See how the reduce() method is working with @JosePaumard.

Java 27 is now available! #Java27 #JDK27 #OpenJDK Download now: social.ora.cl/6015BGuseS Release notes: social.ora.cl/6017BGuset API Javadoc: social.ora.cl/6018BGuseQ Features: social.ora.cl/6010BGusea Blog: social.ora.cl/6013BGuseL

Is Java wasteful because it uses too much memory—or are other languages wasteful because they use too little? 🤔 In this #JavaOne 2026 talk, Ron Pressler explores this question, as well as why the JDK’s garbage collectors work the way they do and how Java memory management affects application performance. social.ora.cl/6012BGyMEs

You can always count on @JosePaumard to have something brewing. ☕ In today’s Java Coding Tip, he breaks down what a Cyclic Barrier is.

☕ How Java programs can reach close-to-native performance for matrix-multiply computations on hardware with accelerated MMA support, such as NVIDIA GPUs ☕ How the same Java Tensor API can be mapped across different parallel programming models and vendors while remaining portable for source code and runtime scheduling parameters This article examines both: social.ora.cl/6011BEbmLc

Java 27 is coming up fast. As with every JDK release, there are plenty of changes that'll impact developers. In this episode of the Inside Java Newscast, we "declassify" all the developer-impacting changes in Java 27. social.ora.cl/6016BGzukj

Java 27 is almost here! 🕐 Join our team on September 15 for a celebration of our latest launch, including a breakdown of key enhancements and platform changes and the latest developments at the intersection of Java and AI. Subscribe today to stay up to date and get notified when the party starts. 🥳 social.ora.cl/6017BGJvft

Helidon 4.4 was released in April and stands out from other web frameworks by embracing new Java features as early as possible, particularly virtual threads and ahead-of-time computation. 🤗 Learn more in this episode of the Inside Java Podcast with Joe Di Pol. social.ora.cl/6013B1KuEx

Ready to share your Java expertise with the #JavaOne community? Submit your proposal and tell us about the ideas, experiences, and insights you want to bring to JavaOne. social.ora.cl/6018B1Ceew

Do you remember the heap memory? 🤔 @JosePaumard takes us down memory lane.

During a #JavaOne keynote, several speakers showed how innovations in the Java language and platform are relevant for AI—from libraries and model integration to retrieval and workflow patterns. One example was a larger end-to-end support system built from several cooperating Java services: a patient fills in a complaint via a web application, that request becomes a helpdesk ticket, and an AI-based triage pipeline speeds up its solution. The Model Context Protocol server for urgency scoring only appeared briefly in the presentation, so this article covers the design decisions behind that MCP server and its possible role in the triage workflow: Given a complaint message, how urgent is it? social.ora.cl/6018B1KRnk

With unnamed variables, you don’t have to name a variable you don't plan to use. You can write _ instead. Nothing goes into scope, so nobody can read it later. Works on locals, catch parameters, lambda parameters, and patterns. Not fields. codebysophy shares the details. Learn more here: social.ora.cl/6015B11ypU

Want to test your Java debugging skills? Introducing Duke's Debugging Challenge—a series of five Java debugging challenges designed to help you practice finding and fixing errors in your code! 📅 New challenge every Tuesday ✅ Solutions released every Thursday 🏆 Complete all 5 challenges to earn your badge Follow our LearnJava YouTube to stay up to date: social.ora.cl/6015B10hHT