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I'm glad you like my article. I wasted far too much time researching and profiling my solutions. I'm writing a blog post every one to two weeks, so I hope you'll come back.

(author here) Xcode doesn't know about Java's internals, so it doesn't know about Java frames, although it can help with native traces.

Thanks for the recommendation.

(author here) This is part of a series of blog post. The next blog posts are: https://mostlynerdless.de/blog/2025/07/30/java-25s-new-cpu-t... (on the implementation) https://mostly…

And a thank you to all the other amazing companies. The work on the JEP is chiefly sponsored by SAP (with help from Datadog and Amazon).

Learn how to find bugs in the code transformation of Spring and Mockito by instrumenting their instrumenters. (I'm the author, AMA)

(I'm the author) Every wondered how C data structures are layouted and aligned in memory? Every wondered how C data structures are layouted and aligned in memory? This is the topic…

I'm the author, ask me anything

Many JFR events don't have any descriptions, so I tried to autogenerate them using AI. I'm the author, ask me anything.

With the upcoming Java version, you can easily use native functions. I'm the author.

I'm the author. I just released a new version of my open-source profiling plugin for IntelliJ, which allows you to profile Maven projects.

Sometimes all you need is a list to find all the used classes, methods, and functions of a Python module, to proceed with your secret side project. Using sys.settrace makes it poss…

I'm happy for any reader of my blog :)

You might be interested in a proposal by Jaroslav Bachorik to add context into JFR. I wrote a short introduction on my blog "Putting JFR into Context" ( https://mostlynerdless.de/b…