Carter Kozak
@ckozak.net
Passionate about software infrastructure, observability, static analysis, and java performance.
https://github.com/carterkozak
https://github.com/carterkozak
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Reposted by Carter Kozak
And yes! Jackson 3.0.0-rc1 HAS BEEN RELEASED (see github.com/FasterXML/ja... what is included so far) #java #jackson #json
... and then better blog about this over the weekend.
Excited getting the "Duke Nukem but by Tatu" foreva-project closer to completion (*) :)
(*) still multiple months away
... and then better blog about this over the weekend.
Excited getting the "Duke Nukem but by Tatu" foreva-project closer to completion (*) :)
(*) still multiple months away
Jackson Release 3.0
Main Portal page for the Jackson project. Contribute to FasterXML/jackson development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
March 8, 2025 at 4:27 AM
And yes! Jackson 3.0.0-rc1 HAS BEEN RELEASED (see github.com/FasterXML/ja... what is included so far) #java #jackson #json
... and then better blog about this over the weekend.
Excited getting the "Duke Nukem but by Tatu" foreva-project closer to completion (*) :)
(*) still multiple months away
... and then better blog about this over the weekend.
Excited getting the "Duke Nukem but by Tatu" foreva-project closer to completion (*) :)
(*) still multiple months away
Welcome, @forked-franz.bsky.social!
I’ve really missed your high quality jvm performance insights since leaving the other site :-)
I’ve really missed your high quality jvm performance insights since leaving the other site :-)
Some of you may not have noticed @forked-franz.bsky.social is on here now, keep him off the other place by saying hello
November 21, 2024 at 12:52 AM
Welcome, @forked-franz.bsky.social!
I’ve really missed your high quality jvm performance insights since leaving the other site :-)
I’ve really missed your high quality jvm performance insights since leaving the other site :-)
Reposted by Carter Kozak
Rich pre-crash recordings, I would say. JFR has a reputation as performance tool, but I've heard the original thinking was also, "collect past data in circular buffer, dump it along with a bug report, let JVM support people look at what happened recently".
November 19, 2024 at 4:33 PM
Rich pre-crash recordings, I would say. JFR has a reputation as performance tool, but I've heard the original thinking was also, "collect past data in circular buffer, dump it along with a bug report, let JVM support people look at what happened recently".