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02:59 note to Video Editor - this is where the video starts, maybe trim the waiting time out?

Very interesting and well explained analysis, it's almost the equivalent of the "Typing is not the problem" adage.

Недостойно е човек да се хваща като шаран на лъжите, които се дрънкат . Байдън е инструктиран какво да говори, Нетаняху също, медиите и още как какво да представят на шараните, дето няма нищо общо с действителността, е, аз НЕ искам да съм шаран, дето да слуша това, дето г.Сивилов представя като гледна точка на медиите с обществен достъп, колкото и добре да го прави! Квинтесенц: който знае, мълчи, който не знае, приказва и така налива вода във водевницата на тези, дето работа им е да лъжат!

Wow very informative presentation/talk. Had no ideas about distroless

If you call this "enums on steroids", then what words are you going to use when you see Rust's enum?

awesome!

Great session. The best explanation of ownership I found so far 👍

In a recent RustLab conference talk about Rust in the Linux kernel an interesting observation was presented: IIRC 60% of discovered memory safety vulnerabiities are in new code, not more than two years old. Which means that switching to a memory safe language for new code will give immediate benefits without the need to rewrite the world. The key feature of that memory safe language must be seamless interoperability with existing C or C++ code of course. And that is an area where all candidates for new languages need improvement, especially Rust which C++ interoperability is very limited. There is corrosion but it covers very basic C++ data structures only. ua-cam.com/video/CEznkXjYFb4/v-deo.htmlsi=NWaPFeLEJXyvbDSr&t=181

Couldn't help but see Fluid Evolving Architecture as F.E.AR

Where can we get slides?

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great presentation

What a presentation of this difficult topic from the only man who does it better!

Thanks for the video. How can we get the links? And can we get an example where graalvm works with a multi-module spring boot application such as the distributed petclinic app?

This is so sick dude

That view of the whole stream pipeline is amazing, I can imagine how helpful it can be since streams are lazily evaluated. Great talk

Great talk!

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hey i know this guy

Great talk Mey, professional as always

Didn't get the disruptor way of working.... i guess it assumed you have read about it somewhere before

i think amma start learning rust

We should soon have the "inline" keyword. A huge effort is being performed for this in the JVM so that, for example, an array of inline objects will use contiguous memory. When iterating through, you get huge speedups as you avoid all those cache misses (30x have been seen).

I think branchless programing fast too because of the CPU cache memroy loads with bulk (from the ram to l1 l2 l3 cache), like load the hole 64 bit block the requsted data around, therefore not only requested data load, the cpu loads after the data and there is a next section of the data, this adds more optimization

As far as I remember constant maths can be performed at compile time (such as static final int foo = 1+1 would be written to the file as static final int foo = 2). Could you trick the compiler to do all of this heavy lifting and only produce the binary that contained final results?

Go ahead bro you doing well !

imagine using java in 2024...

Crazy engineering effort went in this challenge.

Great video truly motivational

Excellent!. I like the AAP (Architecture Advice Process) in the decision-process.

Ur demos are awesome

46:28 converters as langauge feature are unnecessary and as such are too specific, IMO extension functions in kotlin do it perfectly well, for example I have converters from any date/time to long timestamp and vice versa. I wouldn't want the language to have some magic that converts DateTime to Date when i pass it into signature that needs Date... these things should be implicit, so you know that you are making a conversion, that you maybe creating a copy or that you're allocating new objects... extension functions are all you need for this.

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if java is constantly playing catch with kotlin (and i'd argue they do it very very poorly) why would i use java and be behind instead of just using kt? Imo that NBJL is kotlin. Especially if jetbrain doesn't mess up, does well with multiplatform and native, it will potentially take over domain of zig, rust, c and other low level languages... its all up to execution of jetbrains.

i do not agree with his point "kotlin will always have something java doesn't and java will have something kotlin doesn't" what does java have that kotlin doesn't? it may have some JVM hack to do something specifically for java but kotlin can take advantage of it too if its in the JVM or even in the language... kotlin can target java language versions, in which case it will compile into bytecode for that target java version... i think of kotlin as extension on top of java rather than an isolated language. For example any kotlin dev can use loom but java cant use coroutines...

Very good point at 41:48, i really want kotlin to do this, it partially does delegation but its limited to interfaces for good reason. This export .* or export .something would be awesome because that would really enable us to use composition over inheritance properly without copying or redeclaring code...

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Highly inspiring and insightful-a true masterclass. Long live the Couscous Nation !

Always like when Anton speaks

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At 9:32 you mentioned if a new endpoint is not configured it will be permitAll(). But AFAIK, in Spring Security 6 by default every API endpoint is secured by default, so if the new endpoint is not configured then it will be allowed by authenticated users only.

he talks better than Steve Jobs 👏🏻

The best Rust developer in Africa … ever

big brother for rust

One of the best developer in Morocoo

So inspiring, Thank you !

Best Rust dev in Morocco

This talk is close and dear to my heart, We're proud of our beloved Pro Streamer TheDevRel