🛠️ The Cost of Concurrency Interop: Trading Clean Modularity for Shared JVM Efficiency
“I pushed the boundaries of Kotlin/Java interop in the same JVM. The result? Technically perfect, but architecturally rigid. Even with […]
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ShellGuard has been renamed RoboShellGuard
Renamed ShellGuard to RoboShellGuard to make it easier to find.
JCoroutines
Structured concurrency for the JVM without the magic. Why does concurrency in Java have to be so hard? I asked
Why Does Concurrency Have to Be So Hard in Java After 20 Years?
Java has been around for nearly three decades, and we’ve had threads since day one. We got java.util.concurrent in 2004,
Introducing RoboShellGuard: SSH Security for the age of AI
In a world where AI agents are everywhere SSH security needs a rethink. RoboShellGuard delivers that rethink, For AI-driven systems:
Robokeytags
Robokeytags is a specification I created for Robokeys Ltd It may be so useful in future, lookout for more info.
Toolbox: Howto example code
Introducing my “Toolbox” code I will produce examples of common code, this will include code that is often hand crafted
Arduino Due Virtual Keyboard Upgrade: Enhanced Control and Interruptibility
In my previous blog post,, I introduced My project where an Arduino Due acted as a virtual keyboard—I called the
Arduino Robot Keyboard with an old Arduino Due
Using StreamDeck on Linux via a Windows Machine: A DIY Solution As a fan of the StreamDeck macro keypad, I
Java LTS versions evolution – 20 years since the first big change
Since 2018 Java has used a model of L.T.S. (Long Term Support) releases with short lived interim releases. Before that