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		lenkite 19 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Java 26 is here You can have a <20MiB Graal-compiled binary for a Java project if you use a lean framework like Micronaut. Memory footprint is 5–40 MB RSS.

winrid 19 days ago [–]

But with graal isn't the min compile time on avg hardware like a minute?

gf000 19 days ago | [–]

Yeah, but you only have to do that before shipping. You can just test/develop with "normal" java, you even get hot-reloading.

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