Sergio Lopes·Oct 23Alerta Crítico no Java (CVE-2026–91403): Como Certificados Fracos da eMudhra Quebram a Confiança do…Desde a época em que configurávamos certificados X.509 manualmente em servidores de aplicação J2EE 1.3 e Solaris, passando pela evolução da…
Suby S Surendran·Aug 30The Bytecode Diaries: A Class’s Journey from Keyboard to KernelIt all begins with an idea.
Kumar, Pramod·Aug 24Why More IT Companies Moving Away From Oracle JDK in 2026?Total cost + support + risk + compatibility + lifecycleA response icon1A response icon1
Kumar, Pramod·Aug 21Why Oracle Banned AI-Generated Code For OpenJDK. But Is That Really Sustainable?Oracle isn’t banning AI from Java development. It’s banning AI-generated contributions to OpenJDK — and that distinction matters.A response icon1A response icon1
Suren K·Aug 8OpenJDK Banned AI-Assisted Contributions. It Can’t Enforce That.The interim policy is still interim. Here’s what Java should adopt instead and why it matters for who contributes next.
George Adams·Jul 22One Billion Downloads: Reflecting on the Journey of Eclipse AdoptiumOne billion downloads.
Suby S Surendran·Jul 16Why Java Still MattersMore than three decades after its release, Java remains one of the most widely used and trusted programming languages in the world. In an…
Wajdan Mohammad·Jun 25JDK 26: final Finally Means Final — Understanding JEP 500 and Illegal Final Field MutationJava developers have relied on the final keyword for decades to express immutability and communicate intent. However, there has always been…
soufiane ELAMMARI·May 20Project Panama: Bridging Java and the Native WorldHow OpenJDK’s Most Ambitious API Finally Makes Java a First-Class Native Citizen
The Atomic Architect·May 10JDK 27 Is Already Coming. Java 26 May Be The Shortest Warning Developers GetJava 26 Just Dropped. But The Real Warning Is Already Moving Ahead.
