JEP-544 brings AOT code compilation to Project Leyden. See how caching JIT-compiled code cuts JVM startup time, and how it compares to CRaC in containers with 1 and 4 vCPUs.
A step-by-step walkthrough of a repo trade on the Canton Network — from asset creation through agreement, settlement, and repurchase — connecting the Daml contract model to Java application code.
JEP-538 introduces the third preview of the PEM API. This API provides native support for decoding and encoding cryptographic objects in the Privacy-Enhanced-Mail (PEM) format, which is kind of an industry standard.
