Showing posts with label performance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label performance. Show all posts
Friday, June 05, 2009

JavaOne Talk: Performance Comparisons of Dynamic Languages on the Java Virtual Machine

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Below are the sldies. Major thanks to Charlie Nutter for great feedback and advice on the Ruby code and tuning JRuby performance. Thanks to ...
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Wednesday, May 20, 2009

JavaOne Talk: Scala Reversible Numbers

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See this post about why this code is being shown. See this post for the Java version to compare against. class ScalaReversible(max:Int){ ...

JavaOne Talk: Python Reversible Numbers

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See this post about why this code is being shown. See this post for the Java version to compare against. class PyReversible(object): _...

JavaOne Talk: Ruby Reversible Numbers

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See this post about why this code is being shown. See this post for the Java version to compare against. class RubyReversible def initia...
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JavaOne Talk: Groovy Reversible Numbers

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See this post about why this code is being shown. See this post for the Java version to compare against. public class GroovyReversible { ...

JavaOne Talk: Reversible Numbers

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See this post about why this code is being shown. This is a different algorithm, it is a brute force solution to Project Euler problem #145...

JavaOne Talk: Scala Word Sort

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See this post about why this code is being shown. See this post for the Java version to compare against. class ScalaWordSort(fileName:Stri...

JavaOne Talk: Python Word Sort

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See this post about why this code is being shown. See this post for the Java version to compare against. class PyWordSort(object): def...
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JavaOne Talk: Ruby Word Sort

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See this post about why this code is being shown. See this post for the Java version to compare against. class RubyWordSort def initiali...

JavaOne Talk: Groovy Word Sort

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See this post about why this code is being shown. See this post for the Java version to compare against. public class GroovyWordSort { F...

JavaOne Talk: Word Sort

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See this post about why this code is being shown. This is a different algorithm than the previous examples, so once again I will start with...
Monday, May 18, 2009

JavaOne Talk: Fan Prime Sieve

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See this post for an explanation on why this code is being shown and what kind of responses would be useful. See this post for the Java al...
Saturday, May 09, 2009

JavaOne Talk: Scala Prime Sieve

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See this post for an explanation on why this code is being shown and what kind of responses would be useful. See this post for the Java al...

JavaOne Talk: Python Prime Sieve

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See this post for an explanation on why this code is being shown and what kind of responses would be useful. See this post for the Java al...
Tuesday, May 05, 2009

JavaOne Talk: Ruby Prime Sieve

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See this post for an explanation on why this code is being shown and what kind of responses would be useful. See this post for the Java al...

JavaOne Talk: Groovy Prime Sieve

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See this post for an explanation on why this code is being shown and what kind of responses would be useful. See this post for the Java al...

JavaOne Talk: Being Less Efficient

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See previous post if you have not already. I was getting ready to post some of implementations of the prime sieve in other languages, when ...
Sunday, May 03, 2009

JavaOne Talk: Prime Sieve

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Next month I am speaking at JavaOne on the performance of various programming languages running on the JVM. For the talk, I am taking severa...
Tuesday, January 06, 2009

JavaFX Performance

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Recently I did a comparison of JavaFX performance vs. Scala . I did this mostly for kicks, and because some people thought that Mr. JavaFX w...
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Friday, January 02, 2009

JavaFX vs. Scala

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Chris Oliver post a nice little performance comparison of JavaFX vs. Groovy and JRuby. He concluded that JavaFX was 25x faster than these o...
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