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Move Fast, Break Laws: AI, Open Source and Devs (Part 3)
Background The software development landscape is rapidly changing, with legislation emerging as a key driver of industry trends. As our reliance on software and AI grows, so does our vulnerability to cybercrime, which is now a multi-trillion-dollar problem. This has caught the attention of…
Hitchhiker’s Guide to Java Performance
The Past, The Present and The Future Over the last 30 years, Java has evolved from an exotic “write once, run anywhere” language to one of the dominant platforms for software development worldwide. In the early years, Java was justifiably considered slow compared to languages such as C/C++,…
The quick check for your software – the Software Coma Scale (SCS)
Do you know this situation: You have are sitting on your desk when your boss asks you to “just have a look at an old software-system” at its current status? Since he doesn’t know much about your job (IT), you have to use a system that a) he understands and b) allows you to make an…
From Reactive Streams to Virtual Threads
Virtual Threads deliver a fast, cheap (in terms of memory & switching speed) threading solution for the JVM. They promise the return of a direct-style, synchronous programming model. But is that enough to challenge the status quo regarding data streaming? Can we have the best of both…
Move Fast, Break Laws: AI, Open Source and Devs (Part 2)
The software development landscape is rapidly changing, with legislation emerging as a key driver of industry trends. As our reliance on software and AI grows, so does our vulnerability to cybercrime, which is now a multi-trillion-dollar problem. This has caught the attention of regulators…
Move Fast, Break Laws: AI, Open Source and Devs (Part 1)
The software development landscape is rapidly changing, with legislation emerging as a key driver of industry trends. As our reliance on software and AI grows, so does our vulnerability to cybercrime, which is now a multi-trillion-dollar problem. This has caught the attention of regulators…
