Today we are releasing GraalVM for JDK 22!

First production release — we are stoked to introduce GraalVM 19.0! 🚀🏆

Download and try GraalVM 19.3 with Java 11 support. Read more details about the most important changes in the 19.3 release.

GraalWasm is the WebAssembly engine in GraalVM. It implements the WebAssembly MVP specification, and can be embedded in Java or native apps

GraalVM 20.1 is released: better performance, better support for Kotlin coroutines, faster native image compilation and much more. Try it!

Today we are releasing GraalVM 22.0! It brings new features and improvements throughout all its components, and we’ll talk about the…

Today we are releasing GraalVM for JDK 21!

Introducing a new distribution and new features in GraalVM for JDK 17 and 20

In this post we want to highlight some of the most notable changes in GraalVM 20.2.0.

Today we are releasing GraalVM 21.3! It brings a lot of great features that have been long anticipated by the community, and in this blog…

GraalVM 19.1 released! This release includes new features, compatibility improvements and bug fixes compared to the 19.0 release.

Today we’re happy to announce the GraalVM 21.0 release.

Today we’re releasing GraalVM 22.2! This release brings new features and lots of improvements to the developer experience — let’s go…

Benchmarking the effect of a native javac executable on build times.

Faster. Smarter. Leaner. Container awareness. Warmup improvements. Loads of bug fixes and performance improvements. Get GraalVM 20.3.0 now.

GraalVM 21.1 features a lot of improvements bringing faster warmup, smaller base downloads and experimental JDK 16 based builds!

Using a GraalVM native image of the GraalVM compiler improves startup times and performance on short lived workloads for Java.

GraalVM is an open source project and we highly value the interactions with the community and the ecosystem built around it. We regularly…

GraalVM Dev Build Downloads. Contribute to graalvm/graalvm-ce-dev-builds development by creating an account on GitHub.

2019 was an extremely exciting, eventful, and productive year. Read the highlights of what happened in the GraalVM ecosystem.

Today we’re releasing GraalVM 22.3!

We are pleased to announce the release of the official GraalVM Native Image Gradle and Maven plugins. The new plugins aim to make GraalVM…

Today we’re releasing GraalVM 22.1! This release brings new features and lots of improvements — we’ll cover the highlights in this blog…

Learn the most frequently used and important options and features of GraalVM Native Image

Up until now, GraalVM has offered two ways to run Java programs: using the Java HotSpot VM with the GraalVM JIT (just-in-time) compiler…

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Looking back at GraalVM in 2018: important videos and blogposts which appeared through the year and teach you about GraalVM

This is a guest blog post written by Sanhong Li, Ziyi Lin, Chuansheng Lu and Kingsum Chow from the Alibaba JVM team.

Profile performance of your Java applications with JDK flight recorder and visualise data using VisualVM.

Previously we looked at the performance of Java Streams API on the GraalVM in comparison with JavaHotSpot VM. GraalVM is a high-performance…

Look at the example application running GraalVM’s JavaScript engine as a dependency on JDK 11. For best performance enable Graal compiler.

GraalVM is a high-performance polyglot runtime supporting a variety of different languages, including JavaScript, Ruby, R, Python, and JVM…

Take a look at GraalVM which provides excellent ECMAScript compliance along with a convenient way to migrate from Nashorn.

Level up your Java code and explore what Spring can do for you.

GraalVM 21.2 is released today with better Native image usability, more just-in-time compiler optimizations and other improvements

Nashorn, the JavaScript engine in the OpenJDK is scheduled for removal. Learn why and how you should use GraalVM JavaScript for Nashorn…

Spring Native project provides support for compiling Spring applications to native executables using GraalVM native-image. It recently got to the beta status...

GraalVM allows using Java libraries from node.js apps. Here we use TestContainers to manage docker containers programmatically from node.

Learn how JavaScript and Node.js can be used together with Java to build parallel, polyglot, applications with GraalVM’s JavaScript…

GraalVM Advisory Board is an advisory committee of key project contributors and partners with a shared goal of driving the GraalVM project…

Get 4–5x smaller executables by compressing GraalVM native images with UPX

Generate GraalVM native images with a Maven plugin and embed native image configuration inside the jar files for easier generation.

R is a programming language for statistical computing known for its rich ecosystem of 3rd party libraries called “packages”. The R…

CloudState delivers powerful primitives for managing state as cloud-native community pursues more ambitious serverless capabilities beyond functions and...

Several weeks ago, we released GraalVM 1.0-rc1 and launched the GraalVM website with documentation and examples. We would like to thank all…

This article describes the approach before the GraalVM 19.0 release. A newer version covering GraalVM 19.0 and later is available here…

Oracle is pushing the envelope on what NVIDIA GPUs can do in the cloud. Find out how, next week at Oracle OpenWorld and Code One in San Francisco, where NVIDIA and Oracle will showcase their growing...

Running JavaScript in the JVM has been supported for a long time, first with the Rhino engine released in JDK 6 and later with the Nashorn…

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How GraalVM optimizes Java programs that use the JDK 8 Streams API.