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JavaOne is returning to the San Francisco Bay Area this week, March 18–20, in Redwood Shores, California! We are honored to be part of the celebration of Java technology and the developers who have been leading and building the Java community for decades. Don't miss Azul's CTO, Gil Tene, presenting on "Cloud Native JVMs, parts I and II: Fleet Profiling and Optimization" on Wednesday, March 19th at 5:15pm. https://bit.ly/4hhWonL #JavaOne #Java

Welcoming aboard our newest interns, Egor Chudin, Ivan Sukhanov, and Aleksei Karzanov! As students from the University of Nicosia, we are pleased to celebrate their role on the Azul team as junior software engineers. During the internship program, Egor, Ivan, and Aleksei will expand their professional experience, having the chance to work alongside our talented engineers as they contribute to impactful initiatives and key projects. Join us in welcoming these wonderful new interns! #AzulTeam #NewHire #Intern #Juniorsoftwareengineer #Java Evgeny Ignatenko, Evgeny Gil

The big #Java 24 (to be released tomorrow) podcast, featuring Hanno Embregts 🎤 🎸Simon Ritter and Frank Delporte! What's new, what's hot, and what's not? Hear it all directly here: https://lnkd.in/eHFfHuuR

#Java 24 will be available soon, on March 18th. What are all the functionalities that this version brings to us as developers? Loïc Mathieu gives you already all the details in this post: https://lnkd.in/eVgHRjSi #openjdk

Considering moving from Oracle Java to Azul? Here’s what you need to know in our latest blog post, based on our Migration Support Engagement Model where you get access to: - Customer Onboarding: Your first steps with Azul - Customer Success: Advocacy, monitoring, and ongoing engagement - Migration Advisory: Expert guidance for a smooth transition - Certified Partners: Expert-led migration services - Azul Enterprise Support: 24/7 assistance for a smooth transition Learn more about key migration considerations and best practices in the full blog > https://bit.ly/4iqv5sz #OracleJava #Java #OpenJDKMigration #AzulPlatformCore

Had an incredible time at Chicago Java Users Group (CJUG’s) “Architect’s Guide to Managing a Code Base” event at Grubhub 🚀! 💡 Pratik Patel from Azul delivered a fantastic talk, packed with valuable insights on code quality management and software architecture. Some key takeaways: 🔹 Should software architects code? – Yes! A strong grasp of coding principles is crucial for effective architecture. 🔹 A solid foundation – Keeping developers on the same page and reduces complexity 🔹 Code complexity & quality – Fewer bugs, improved reviews, and a balance between high- and low-level code review. 🔹 Analyzing code effectively – Leveraging @SonarQube Cloud and other tools for static and dynamic code analysis. 🔹 Azul JDK & Cloud Intelligence – Super-efficient JDK that compiles gigantic Spring Boot applications in record time, plus insightful analytics for performance optimization. Beyond the technical knowledge, I had the chance to meet Shashank Bharadwaj, Mary Grygleski, Arunava Majumdar —some amazing minds in the Java community! Great discussions on best practices, architecture, and tooling. Bonus: I won a free JetBrains license in the raffle! 🎉 📸 Sharing snapshots from the event, including Pratik’s presentation, the Azul JDK insights, the vibrant tech atmosphere at Grubhub, and, of course, some Java goodness! A huge shoutout to CJUG for organizing this fantastic event! #Java #SoftwareArchitecture #CICD #CodeQuality #CJUG #ChicagoTech #TechCommunity #JetBrains #Grubhub #AzulJDK #SonarQube

Thank you Pratik Patel for visiting our lovely city and speaking at Chicago Java Users Group & #ChicagoKotlinUsersGroup #SoftwareArchitecture #Codebase #SoftwarePeople #SoftwareProcess #SoftwareTools. Thanks to our sponsors Azul, Grubhub (for the amazing venue and refreshments), and our 2025 gold sponsor Neo4j. Appreciate our volunteer helpers John Burns Cheh Hoo Shashank Bharadwaj.

🚀 Join us for our next meetup about "Reverse Engineering an Abandoned IoT Device && Exploring JVM Memory Management!" Mark your calendars for March 19th, 2025 at the OpenValue Utrecht office for an evening filled with fascinating tech talks, delicious food, and great networking opportunities! What to expect: - 17:30 - Doors open - 18:00 - Food & refreshments - 18:30 - First talk: "Hacked in translation: Reverse Engineering an Abandoned IoT Device" by 👷 Artem Makarov. Join Principal Engineer Artem as he shares his technical adventure reviving an abandoned IoT "AI" translator, bringing it back to life 2025-style! - 19:45 - Second talk: "Trash Talk - Exploring the JVM Memory Management" by Gerrit Grunwald. Java Champion Gerrit will dive deep into JVM memory allocation, object lifecycle, and garbage collection strategies to help you optimize your applications. Both talks will be in English and will be aimed at software developers looking to expand their knowledge in innovative directions. Location: OpenValue Utrecht (Free parking available!). As always, we'll take care of the food, drinks, and excellent content - you just need to bring yourself! 👉 Register now: https://buff.ly/x41y5Zp Host: Geert Mulders

It was fantastic to be onsite yesterday at the #CIOMeet Event in Vancouver. The event was filled with incredible perspectives and insights from today's technology leaders, highlighting the ever-evolving role of the CIO. A special shoutout to Arash Madani for leading an engaging panel discussion alongside Sarah Shortreed, P.Eng, FCAE, ICD.D, Jeff Coolen & Shawn Ling on the key elements of building a 'championship organization' and sharing valuable lessons learned over time. Lastly, thank you to Sara Woodcock & Azul for inviting me to attend. #CIOMeet #TechnologyLeadership #Innovation #CIO

Yesterday, Pratik Patel from Azul did a great talk at the Chicago Java Users Group. Some topics just must be open-minded and open-ended, and this is definitely one of those. Thanks for the interesting discussion on how some things are done at Azul, Grubhub, and ELEKS. As always, thanks to Mary Grygleski and John B. for organizing this atmosphere! :) #CJUG #Java #Chicago