9 posts tagged with "jvm"

The 1.1.0 release of nlp (londogard-nlp-toolkit) by londogard is finally here!

This is from a presentation I did last week (12th of May 2021). Notebook just under the slides!
Please note that this requires the Kotlin kernel to run as it's Kotlin and not Python.

Sometimes it's hard to know what to use, and why to use it even.

GitPod.io is a editor in the cloud based on Theia which is a IDE built for the cloud & desktop. It implements the same language servers and allow you to use the same extensions as in VS Code - which is great.

I've decided to not only write blogs but also small snippets, here comes the first one.

JPackage is a way to package a modern JVM-program as a installable binary, in a small format.

fastutil extends the Java™ Collections Framework by providing type-specific maps, sets, lists and queues with a small memory footprint and fast access and insertion

In this blog I'll cover a few different abstraction levels of database access, focusing purely on SQL and not NoSQL / Reddis or anything like that. The purpose is to share the knowledge that there exist these types of abstractions and they do exist in all or at least most of the popular languages.

Initial comment this is mainly done as a reminder to myself.

So about 6 months ago GitHub launched a new exciting service; GitHub Package Registry. This service lets you as a GitHub-user upload your Open Source code for free on GitHubs registry supporting a wide array of languagues and build systems - JavaScript (npm), Java/JVM-languages (Maven/Gradle), Ruby (RubyGems), .NET (NuGet), and Docker images. Perhaps more have been added since I last verified.