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Java Weekly, Issue 666
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Monoliths, Java 28 and performance. A good week.
Java Weekly, Issue 665
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Performance in Java is always getting better.
Java Weekly, Issue 664
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A better spec-driven development and the brain as example architecture.
Java Weekly, Issue 663
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A better spec-driven development and the brain as example architecture.
Java Weekly, Issue 662
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The three Loom pillars and, more importantly, the tooling. Plus IntelliJ IDEA Conf 2026 getting close.
Java Weekly, Issue 661
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IntelliJ IDEA Conf is back, JDK 27 got its first RC and JDK 28 is already looking solid
Java Weekly, Issue 660
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A clear Hibernate speedup and a new JSON API coming to Java.
Java Weekly, Issue 659
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Equality in Java is evolving.