.MP4, AVC, 1920×1080, 30 fps | English, AAC, 2 Ch | 2h 8m | 524 MBInstructor: Tomasz LelekMeasure and Improve performance of your Java codebase using most efficient API constructsLearnValidate the high performance of your algorithms using the JMH toolUse java.util.concurrent primitives effectively in a multi-threaded environmentOptimize your day-to-day programs by applying performant computationsUse the AOT Compiler to improve performanceUse JShell to reduce feedback loops and prototype code more rapidlyUse the Java Flight Recorder to validate the performance of your applicationsWrite non-blocking algorithms using the CompareAndSet patternPerform I/O operations in a memory- and CPU-efficient wayAboutJava 12 comes with a host of new features and APIs with lots of ready-to-use components to help you build efficient and scalable applications.

You will leverage JFR (Java Flight Recorder) to test the performance of your applications and learn about general Java performance practices and improvements introduced in Java 12.

In this hands-on course, you will build a data-processing application and improve its performance in every section as you progress through the course.

You will use the AOT compiler and JShell to prototype your Java code.

Moving on, you will be introduced to multithreading and will learn about concurrent programming to build highly concurrent and efficient applications.

By the end of the course, you will be able to build high-performance and efficient applications optimized in various aspects of Java.

Style and ApproachA guide to improving the performance of Java applications.

You will build a Java application and improve its performance in every section of the course.

Every section focuses on a different high-performance aspect.

FeaturesA practical guide to learning the most important aspects of developing high-performance applications in JavaLeverage the most powerful java.

util.

concurrent construct to create concurrent multi-threaded programs.

Measure and improve the performance of your existing Java codebase.