Java

They seem to be trying to make it friendly.

The source says it uses common languages like Java, C++, Gob, JavaScript, and it has these things called atomic services.

Atomic services.

Yeah.

He was my QB one had he declared, I think, which is crazy.

Jaden, my D my Java.

We now have two games, dude, six, four to 30 moves decently.

If Lincoln Riley does it again.

Scholars disagree as to whether these victims were also used as a source of slave labor.

In the Ming Dynasty, that's from the 14th-16th century, Java sent 300 black slaves as tribute to the emperor.

The Qing Dynasty from the 17th-20th centuries oversaw an expansion in slavery and states of bondage.

They possessed about 2 million slaves upon their conquest of China.

If you get a chance to watch that replay on YouTube, please do it on the official JetBrains IntelliJ channels.

Speaking of watching streaming video, I'm joined today by Netflix's Paul Backer, who is going to tell us about how Netflix uses Java at scale and Spring Boot at scale.

Always very interesting to hear practitioners and what they're doing with these amazing technologies.

So, as always, have a good and enjoy, and thanks for listening, and we'll see you next time.

We did it.

We're live.

Paul, good to see you fresh off the Java documentary premiere.

That was a lot of fun.

Keep it simple.

It might be Java or Python or whatever.

And it will go through that and you can run it almost like a batch, if you like.

And you can go back and over time, depending on how long you've got and the compute power, it'll go through those million files and automatically encrypt all those individual cells or fields or words.

You couldn't really do programming with it.

I remember it had stupid Java courses at school, and it couldn't write the Java, and it was just insane.

This has since improved, but a lot of people are not using, even the ones who are paying for AI, this is another example, they're using it inside Cloud Code or Codex.

They're not using it inside a good harness.

I really do.

And I think, and I, and again, I remember when I was a, when I was a young post-uni Java programmer out of uni as a 22-year-old in London, I very quickly was kind of pulled into management and communication because I could do the business communication piece, and I see that aga- I see that cycle again.

So if, if, if you're a coder and you're, and you've got a business head on you, you are at a huge, there's a massive opportunity right now.

And if, if you're a coder and you don't wanna talk to any businesspeople, which I also get, um, find a friend that can go and sell that in, right? Because there's huge opportunity, and I think, I think at a corporate level that they haven't worked it out yet, but they do, but they have spent the millions on the projects that haven't worked, right? And that's painful, right? That's painful for them.

Sheva, Sheva.

Java.

No, okay, yes.

You have to play it.