A strike of creativity:
Monday, December 29th, 2008I knew once a very nice tool
that made Java programmers drool:
it reloaded their classes
without any passes
and was all around very cool :)
no buzzwords allowed
I knew once a very nice tool
that made Java programmers drool:
it reloaded their classes
without any passes
and was all around very cool :)
At the moment I am working on reducing the performance overhead of JavaRebel. Once I got rid of all the obvious bottlenecks and optimizations I fired up the profiler and started searching and destroying ad-hoc hotspots. After some time I got to the point, when the bottleneck was in System.currentTimeMillis().
This deserves some explanation. Since JavaRebel [...]
Does JavaRebel really work? — this is what we get for listing all of the technical issues, we feed the skeptics… Truthfully, it is nice to see people taking time to criticize our product even though we (and apparently all of our clients) don’t agree with the verdict. Good going, Rajesh!
Ralph was nice enough to produce two small screencasts explaining the difference between between developing without JavaRebel and with JavaRebel along with a blog post. Thanks, Ralph!
Several weeks ago, while working on JavaRebel AI Module, we accidentally gave it access to our web server. Before we found out it rewritten all of our blog platform in COBOL. We are not sure where did it learn to program that, but when we tried the new platform, it was excellent. Not only is [...]