Title: Debunking Java's Dark Secret: Is it Really Slow?
Hey guys, I've been working with Java for years and I've always felt the need to defend it against claims of it being slow. Some people say it's because of the JVM (just-in-time compiler) overhead, while others blame the garbage collection. Can we put these misconceptions to rest and show the world what Java can really do?
Hey guys, I've been working with Java for years and I've always felt the need to defend it against claims of it being slow. Some people say it's because of the JVM (just-in-time compiler) overhead, while others blame the garbage collection. Can we put these misconceptions to rest and show the world what Java can really do?