door Thomas Janssen | 2 sep 2019 | Blogs, GraalVM |
This post is part 3 of a series about GraalVM. In the previous post, I explained how you can create a simple REST API using GraalVM and native images. The first post in the series talks about setting up your environment and getting started. Dependency Injection For...
door Thomas Janssen | 24 apr 2019 | Blogs, GraalVM, Java |
This port is part of the GraalVM series I’m writing. In the previous post, which can be found HERE, I talked about what GraalVM is and gave a basic example on how to get started. In this post we’ll investigate the possibility to create a simple REST API in...
door Dirk Janssen | 19 apr 2019 | Blogs, GraalVM, Java |
In order for your java code to actually run, you first have to compile your code. By running the javac command you can easily do this. The sourcecode is transformed to JVM bytecode. Now this bytecode cannot run on your machine. It needs to be changed to bytecode that...
door Dirk Janssen | 12 apr 2019 | Blogs, GraalVM |
Why GraalVM is currently one of the hottest Java topicsIn 2013, Oracle labs came with a scientific article named “One VM to Rule Them All”. In this article they described a generic Virtual Machine (VM) that could be used to run any programming language, as long as it...
door Thomas Janssen | 13 mrt 2019 | Blogs, GraalVM, Java |
GraalVM is the hype in the Java world. It is a so called ‘Universal Virtual Machine’ that allows you to run all kinds of languages native on any host system. It profiles itself as an ‘High-Performance polyglot VM’. According to their website: GraalVM is a universal...
