Sanne Grinovero has been a member of the Hibernate team for about 15 years and contributed to many other OSS Java projects as well; among others he was a member of the R&D team creating Quarkus, Hibernate Search, Infinispan, Hibernate OGM, Hibernate Reactive.
Deeply interested in JVM performance and concurrency challenges around data access, scalability, and exploring integration with new storage technologies, distributed systems and search engines.
He lived in Holland, Italy, the Caribbean Islands, Chile, Portugal and currently hacks in the countryside near London.
As one of the engineers who helped create Quarkus and designed its support for GraalVM native images, I've been eager to explore Project Leyden's potential.
We'll explore what the Quarkus team is doing to make Leyden shine and how to unlock its benefits without adding new inconvenient development processes: free lunch!
While Project Leyden is still in its early stages, we can already reflect on how it will relate to GraalVM native images: is it a complementary or a competing technology? Whatever the answer, very significant efficiency improvements are coming your way and you should prepare to take advantage of them.
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