Overview
The "OpenJDK Cookbook" is a practical guide for Java developers eager to explore OpenJDK, the open-source implementation of the Java platform. Through its clear examples and thoughtful explanations, this book offers approaches to customize, debug, and optimize OpenJDK for various environments.
What this Book will help me do
- Master the setup of an OpenJDK development environment for immediate experimentation and customization.
- Build and modify OpenJDK for diverse systems, whether on Linux, Windows, or macOS environments.
- Gain the skill to implement your own optimizations and features into the JVM or JDK.
- Learn how to create and run robust jtreg tests to validate your OpenJDK changes.
- Understand the formal process to propose and contribute new developments or fixes into the OpenJDK project.
Author(s)
None Kobylyanskiy and None Mironchenko are experienced software developers with extensive expertise working with OpenJDK and JVM technologies. They are enthusiastic about the open-source movement and passionate about sharing knowledge with the technical community. Their writing is approachable and rich in practical insights.
Who is it for?
For Java developers deeply familiar with Java 7 or newer who want to customize and contribute to the Java platform. Ideal for general OpenJDK enthusiasts or developers planning to migrate to or start using OpenJDK for their projects. Familiarity with advanced Java concepts and tools is recommended, as this book dives into technical intricacies and OpenJDK's internal workings. Suitable for developers passionate about gaining deeper control over the Java platform and contributing back to the open-source community.
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