Native Image Layers, GraalOS, and More - Discuss the Future of GraalVM

The Birds of a Feather (BOF) session invites attendees to discuss the future of GraalVM with its team and community. The team will share details about upcoming GraalVM features and new components. The session also seeks feedback from attendees on their experience with GraalVM, future usage, desired features, tools, integrations, and ways to improve the developer experience. Attendees can ask questions directly to the team.

Alina YurenkoOracle Labs

Fabio NiephausOracle Labs

Thomas WuerthingerOracle

Alfonso² PeterssenOracle Labs

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Thursday, October 10, 18:50-19:50

BOF 1

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Join this BOF to discuss the future of GraalVM with the GraalVM team and community. We will share details about upcoming features of GraalVM such as Native Image Layers or JDWP-based Debugging Support, as well as GraalOS and other new components of the Graal Stack.We'd also like to hear from you about how we can improve GraalVM: How are you using it today? What's your experience so far? How would you like to use it in the future? Which features, tools, and integrations would be good to have? And how could we further improve the developer experience for you?Come and bring your questions and get answers directly from the team!

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Alina Yurenko

Oracle Labs

Switzerland

Alina is a developer advocate for GraalVM at Oracle Labs, a research & development organization at Oracle. Loves both programming and natural languages, compilers, and open source.

Fabio Niephaus

Oracle Labs

Germany

Fabio Niephaus is a researcher on the GraalVM project at Oracle Labs and focuses on the developer experience and tools for GraalVM. His research interests include developer tools, programming languages, and virtual machines.

Thomas Wuerthinger

Oracle

Switzerland

Thomas Wuerthinger is a Vice President at Oracle Labs leading programming language implementation teams for languages including Java, JavaScript, Ruby, and R. He is the architect of the Graal compiler and the Truffle self-optimizing runtime system. Previously, he worked on the Crankshaft optimizing compiler of V8 at Google, and the Maxine research virtual machine at Sun Microsystems. He received a PhD degree from JKU Linz for his research about dynamic code evolution.

Alfonso² Peterssen

Oracle Labs

Switzerland

Industry researcher, member of the GraalVM team, working on Espresso: a meta-circular Java bytecode interpreter.

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