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Sep 18, 2014 1 hr 18 min

Episode 122: fractalization

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The JVM Language Summit 2014 - Videos Invoke Dynamic on JRubynot enabled by default on JDK7, but it is for JDK8. finalize() 10 points on finalize method in java Why not to use finalize() in java Changes at CloudBees javolution node.js and testing promises JVM Virtualisation with Waratek Apache Harmony - Open Source Java SE ( retired project ) - wikipedia on Harmony. CDI Weld’s stunning documentation on Providers COME FROM David Mapelsden’s paper on subsuming methods (pdf) from the Performance Meetup of the revamped Auckland JUG.

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