Java Memory Management: Values and References

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Maaike van Putten

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1. Introduction

01. Make beautiful stack overflow errors.mp4

00:51

02. What you should know.mp4

00:33

2. Java Memory Explained

03. What is Java memory.mp4

01:51

04. The importance of understanding Java memory.mp4

02:01

05. JVM and memory management.mp4

02:03

06. Stack memory.mp4

02:00

07. Heap memory.mp4

01:59

08. Heap vs. stack.mp4

07:22

3. Values vs. References

09. Primitives.mp4

03:16

010. Objects.mp4

05:05

011. Final classes and immutable objects.mp4

03:18

012. Strings in memory.mp4

03:27

013. Primitives and objects in memory.mp4

02:49

4. Careful Escaping References

014. The problem of escaping references.mp4

01:56

015. Collections and escaping references.mp4

09:55

016. Avoiding escaping collection references.mp4

06:36

017. Example custom objects References on the loose.mp4

02:09

018. Avoiding escaping references.mp4

03:09

5. Quick Peek at Next Steps

019. Garbage collection.mp4

03:03

020. JVM tuning.mp4

01:27

021. Spotting and avoiding memory leaks.mp4

05:41

6. Conclusion

022. Next steps with Java memory management.mp4

00:46

Description

It's undeniably frustrating to need to restart an application due to performance issues. Did you know that this is often caused by poor memory management, though? Not only do you have the power to address it as a Java developer—you can prevent it altogether. In this course, instructor Maaike van Putten offers you a detailed look at how to deploy effective memory management solutions in Java.

Explore what gets stored where and why, and how you can exploit the differences to your advantage as a developer. Learn more about heap vs. stack storage, focusing on values, references, objects, and primitives, as well as their implications for better memory management. Get tips on escaping references and garbage collections as you develop your eye for seeing—and solving—new types of problems in your code.

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I help people boost their careers by helping them understand IT better or by training them so they can switch to an IT career from another profession. I really enjoy coaching and training non-IT professionals to become developers with training tracks that vary from 6 - 12 weeks. I also have shorter training programs for experienced programmers, such as Java OCP and diverse introductory courses to many techniques. And next to that I have short training of 1 to 3 days to help non-IT professionals understand IT to boost their results. You can approach me for the following projects. Training: - short IT training for recruiters and other non-IT professionals - indepth (custom) IT training regarding software development - complete (custom) tracks for professionals that want to start a career as a software developer - structured (online) onboarding programs Software development: - freelance short term / parttime / remote projects Content creation: - online trainings - blogs and articles - social media posts - books

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