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Dynamically Typed Languages for the JVM
Presented by
Gilad Bracha
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Mar 23, 2007
Length 00:33:28
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Summary
Scripting languages are of growing importance, and they are typically dynamically typed. This session discusses improved support for these languages in the JVM, through the use of the new invokedynamic bytecode and through improved support for hot-swapping--modifying code and classes on the fly while maintaining the JVM software's security and integrity.
Bio
Gilad Bracha is a Distinguished Engineer at Cadence Design Systems. At the time of this recording, he was a Computational Theologist and Distinguished Engineer at Sun Microsystems. He is co-author of the Java Language Specification, and a researcher in the area of object-oriented programming languages.
About the conference
Scripting languages are of growing importance, and they are typically dynamically typed. This session discusses improved support for these languages in the JVM, through the use of the new invokedynamic bytecode and through improved support for hot-swapping--modifying code and classes on the fly while maintaining the JVM software's security and integrity.
Bio
Gilad Bracha is a Distinguished Engineer at Cadence Design Systems. At the time of this recording, he was a Computational Theologist and Distinguished Engineer at Sun Microsystems. He is co-author of the Java Language Specification, and a researcher in the area of object-oriented programming languages.
About the conference
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Gilad Bracha still at Sun?
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Victor Volle
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Re: Gilad Bracha still at Sun?
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Floyd Marinescu
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Dynamic Scripting BOF slides available
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Frank Cohen
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I thought that Gilad Bracha has moved on. See blogs.sun.com/gbracha/ and bracha.org/Site/Bio.html
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I gave two talks at The Server Side Java Symposium related to scripting and testing Web Services, SOA and XML on the Java platform:
Dynamic Scripting on Java
downloads.pushtotest.com/presentations/2007_TSS...
XML Scalability and Performance
downloads.pushtotest.com/presentations/2007_TSS...
Feel free to ask questions at fcohen@pushtotest.com.
-Frank
www.pushtotest.com -
I thought that Gilad Bracha has moved on. See blogs.sun.com/gbracha/ and bracha.org/Site/Bio.html
Thanks for the reminder. We updated his bio.
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