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Javachannel's Interesting Links podcast, episode 9

Welcome to the ninth ##java podcast. If we were using octal, we’d be on the eleventh podcast by now. It’s hosted by Joseph Ottinger (dreamreal) and Andrew Lombardi (kinabalu on irc) from Mystic Coders and, as a guest, Tracy Snell (waz) on the IRC channel, and it’s Friday, 2017 December 29. As always, this podcast is basically interesting content pulled from various sources, and funneled through the ##java IRC channel on freenode...

Dec 29, 2017 — 7 minute(s) read

#async #dsl #jvm #kotlin #latency #memory #null #oop #optional #podcast #podcast-9 #profiler #reactive #rxjava

Javachannel's Interesting Links podcast, episode 8

Welcome to the eighth ##java podcast. I’m Joseph Ottinger, dreamreal on the IRC channel, and it’s Thursday, 2017 December 20. Andrew Lombardi from Mystic Coders is with me again. Please don’t forget: this is your podcast, with your content too. You can contribute by using a carrier pigeon and sending us notes encoded with rot13 – twice if you want to be really secure – or by using javabot on the IRC channel, with...

Dec 21, 2017 — 7 minute(s) read

#async #dzone #excel #infoq #monads #nio #nodejs #podcast #podcast-8 #poi #postgres #python #valhalla

Non-Blocking vs. blocking I/O: Go with blocking.

You might have heard or read a various things on the Internet extolling the virtues of writing your applications to be ‘non blocking’. Java offers various libraries that help with this endeavour; Undertow is a java web server that lets you write your servlet handlers non-blocking, for example. XNIO is a more general I/O library that lets you write non-blocking code in simpler fashion. If you take nothing else away from this...

Dec 20, 2017 — 10 minute(s) read

#async #callback #callback-hell #netty #nio #node #nonblocking #promise #promise-hell #python #xnio