Thomas Würthinger

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Thomas is [[NetBeans]] fan, PhD. student at [[Linz]] university and one of the most skilled people when it comes to knowledge of [[HotSpot]] [[VM]]. One of his latest achievements (before joining the darker side) is flexible implementation of [[Hotswap]] for [[JDK]].
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I've met Thomas when he was PhD. student at [[Linz]] university. He is one of the most skilled people when it comes to knowledge of [[HotSpot]] [[VM]]. For example he implemented true [[Hotswap]] for [[JDK]] (which is still waiting for inclusion into [[JDK]], as the [[JDK]] guys are gang of nuts doing stupid things and not the stuff important to attract developers). Visit http://ssw.jku.at/dcevm/
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Later Thomas worked on [[V8]] as an intern in [[Google]]. As such he is well positioned when it comes to internal knowledge of [[Java]] and [[JavaScript]] virtual machines. As my [[Bck2Brwsr]] project balances on edge of these two worlds, I heavily rely on the insight Thomas shares with me.
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[[Oracle]] labs found Thomas so important, that they created a special subsidiary for him in [[Linz]]. Thomas still sits at the (almost) same office as I met him first time, but now working for [[Oracle]] on the [http://openjdk.java.net/projects/graal/ Graal project].

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I've met Thomas when he was PhD. student at Linz university. He is one of the most skilled people when it comes to knowledge of HotSpot VM. For example he implemented true Hotswap for JDK (which is still waiting for inclusion into JDK, as the JDK guys are gang of nuts doing stupid things and not the stuff important to attract developers). Visit http://ssw.jku.at/dcevm/

Later Thomas worked on V8 as an intern in Google. As such he is well positioned when it comes to internal knowledge of Java and JavaScript virtual machines. As my Bck2Brwsr project balances on edge of these two worlds, I heavily rely on the insight Thomas shares with me.

Oracle labs found Thomas so important, that they created a special subsidiary for him in Linz. Thomas still sits at the (almost) same office as I met him first time, but now working for Oracle on the Graal project.

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