My Previous Post on Video

by Per Minborg

on December 19, 2015

Escape Analysis Aftermath


My post on Java Escape Analysis has triggered a lot of interest. I made a follow up post on the effect of inlining on Escape Analysis.

A company that provides Java programming training filmed the post and had one person summarize the content. The company is called Webucator.

Have a look at the presentation here.



Keep on hackin'



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Per Minborg

Per Minborg is a Palo Alto based developer and architect, currently serving as CTO at Speedment, Inc. He is a regular speaker at various conferences e.g. JavaOne, DevNexus, Jdays, JUGs and Meetups. Per has 15+ US patent applications and invention disclosures. He is a JavaOne alumni and co-author of the publication “Modern Java”.

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