Quote from Google blog post: 'Future areas of work: Wasm platform target support in Jetpack libraries'

The Kotlin/Wasm team has created an early prototype of a WebAssembly component written in @Kotlin linked with another component written in Rust Language and running in Node.js. Looking forward being able to run that in Wasmtime when it gets WasmGC support. github.com/skuzmich/kotli…

Very excited about this line of work: code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2024/05/…

I really wanted to know which libraries are bloating my WebAssembly binaries, so I wrote a visualizer.

Throw in a .wasm file with DWARF debug symbols, and wasmphobia will generate a flame graph for you, breaking down the module by source file.

wasmphobia.surma.technology

The component model is going to save tens of thousands of hours of maintenance work by allowing us to use libraries across languages.

infoq.com/articles/webas…

Good news: start.spring.io now remembers what you selected last time. This works for the build system, the language, the packaging and the Java version. Thanks Damien Vitrac for the implementation!

WebAssembly is an amazing platform without a framework. That is why the Kotlin team is investing so much in making Compose Multiplatform stable on Wasm. It might be the bright future of Kotlin and WebAssembly!
kotlinlang.org/docs/wasm-over…

Don't miss Daniel Garnier-Moiroux upcoming talk 'Recipes for migrating Spring Boot apps to Native' at DevoxxUK 🇬🇧 8-10 May 2024. I saw a preview, it is a good one, believe me. devoxx.co.uk/talk/?id=4403.

I have published more examples using Spring AI to build LLM-powered applications in Java, including models from Mistral AI, Ollama, and OpenAI, and use cases like image generation, speech generation, speech transcription, and function calling.

github.com/ThomasVitale/l…

New blog post: Bytecode VMs in surprising places
→ dubroy.com/blog/bytecode-…

Most people probably associate bytecode VMs with general-purpose programming languages. But sometimes they appear in surprising places!

An exciting live stream is coming up tomorrow about #Kotlin coroutines! Don't forget to chime it! ;)

youtube.com/watch?v=0URxGa…

I'll be releasing webjars-locator-lite 1.0.0 in the next few days. So if you have feedback, now is the time:
github.com/webjars/webjar…

See you next month at Spring I/O (30-31 May 24) for a brand new talk about how to optimize easily your @SpringBoot application deployed as a container with Spring Boot 3.3, Java 21 and CDS. 2024.springio.net/sessions/effic…

🚀 Find out what's so great about the Kotlin K2 compiler as we near the release of Kotlin 2.0.0!
📈 Our latest blog post discusses the performance improvements and gives you the tools for measuring performance in your own projects.
➡️ Dive right in: kotl.in/8zowsz

We recently landed a language extension system, and in the process, we added a pretty cool primitive to Tree-sitter, with the help of the Wasmtime WebAssembly engine.

Spring Boot 3.3.0-RC1 is available now!

spring.io/blog/2024/04/1…

The statistics from #DevoxxFr attendees about native Java apps in production is very interesting!
❤️ Spring Native ❤️

Update: MoonBit is the language I wanted. Use '--target wasm-gc'.

So far I'm extremely happy with it as a language I can use to write the runtime for Jaguar. A niche use case, but I'm thankful Moonbit exists. I think it's potential for less niche things exists too.

# explaining llm.c in layman terms

Training Large Language Models (LLMs), like ChatGPT, involves a large amount of code and complexity.

For example, a typical LLM training project might use the PyTorch deep learning library. PyTorch is quite complex because it implements a very…

The Spring Framework team has been very busy cleaning up the issue tracker since last August.

6.2.0-M1 has a large number of small, highly-voted enhancement requests. In this post, I am walking you through some of them spring.io/blog/2024/04/1…