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Tech Conversant Weekly Feb 13 - Feb 18

Topic: General                                                                                                                                              Level: All Welcome to the world of cutting-edge technology! Every week, we bring you the latest and greatest advancements in the tech industry that are sure to leave you feeling inspired and empowered. Stay ahead of the game and be the first to know about the newest innovations shaping our world. Discover new ways to improve your daily life, become more efficient, and enjoy new experiences. This week, we've got some exciting news to share with you! Junit 5 provides Nested annotation on test classes that are nested within a parent test, facilitating a place for prescribing for generic setup and tear-down methods. Modularizing the test hierarchically within the same test class. https://www.baeldung.com/junit-5-nested-test-classes GraalVM Native Image spawns platform-native executables that are the libraries reachable during the an

Tech Conversant Weekly Jan 02 - Jan 07

Topic: General                                                                                                                                              Level: All In this post, we shall catch up on the multi-faceted technological updates that happened over the past week as well as a few that seized my attention, Microservices using shared memory for interservice communication and data processing, to speed up the processing between multiple services and achieve low latency with high throughput, creating a Virtual memory that offers shared memory space residing in the local disk for the services to leverage. The Chronicle library facilitates creating the memory region of the heap on a file for virtual memory and debugging the file with readable YAML format. The feature of the memory map file has been available since JDK4, FileChannel.map + MapMode.READ_WRITE = MappedByteBuffer (not thread safe) Other places for improvement are, 1) Thread safe access 2) Long offsets (64-bit) 3) Comple