TeXnical Writing Part 5: Performance
Earlier in this series, we reviewed in brief the TeX typesetting system as well as the state of Java-based TeX engines. We settled on integrating JMathTeX into our application. In this final part, we’ll profile...
Liberica 8u292, 11.0.11, 16.0.1 are released
Today we announce the general availability of Liberica JDK versions 8u282, 11.0.11, and 16.0.1. The stable quarterly CPU cadence allows rolling out urgent updates and bug fixes exactly when they’re needed. The three April releases...
Java in Docker on Apple Silicon
As you know Apple has begun the transition from Intel x86_64 processors to ARM64-based Apple silicon chips in Mac computers. There are still many jokes about some software that is lacking from the platform. The...
DZone Refcard by BellSoft: Introduction to Cloud-Native Java
Our mission is to bring value, technology, and knowledge to the Java™ community. Seeing how cloud-native solutions are spreading fast, we cannot stand aside. That’s why BellSoft has collaborated with DZone, a leading publisher of...
TeXnical Writing Part 4: Math
Welcome back! In the previous part of this series we developed a plain Markdown editor and preview panel; in this part we're going to focus on rendering equations and formulas in our application. Before we...
Get savvy about native image at JRush
In the light of the Liberica NIK release, BellSoft invites high-level software developers and Java enthusiasts to discover native image. Join us on March 25 at 11 am PDT online. Learn how this wonderful tool...
