Technology
What is happening across technology? Check out these carefully chosen highlights from PANDARON.COM
Editor's picks
Introduction to the new Vector API
The Vector API in Java, first introduced as an incubator module in Java 16, through Java 21, represents a pivotal enhancement aimed at optimizing the performance of computation-intensive operations through the utilization of SIMD instructions.
Cookbook: How to Effectively Revert a Git Commit
As a software engineer, encountering situations where recent changes need to be undone is not uncommon. It may be due to errors, or in some cases just need a significant rework. When such scenarios arise while using Git as your version control system, there’s a few approaches that can help revert those changes effectively. Let’s take a closer look.
How Garbage Collection works?
Garbage collectors (GC) is essential for understanding how programming languages that use automatic memory management, such as Java, Python, and .NET languages, manage memory. In this post, let’s have a closer look at the inside of garbage collector, how it works, and the important features that every software engineer should be aware.
Java 14: Enhanced Switch Expressions
In Java 12 or later, we all should leverage the Enhanced Switch Statements, a feature that simplifies the traditional switch syntax, allowing developers to write more concise, readable, and maintainable code.
Java 17: Introducing the Sealed Classes
This article introduces the sealed classes in Java 17, discussing its syntax, benefits, and with some real-world applications.
Java: String Block
In this session, we will delve into the new String Block feature, explore its benefits, and work through some code examples. Additionally, we will compare Java’s implementation with similar features in other programming languages.