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Everything at Netflix is built on Java - from the backend to the server racks at your ISP. Java Champion and Staff Software Engineer at Netflix, Paul Bakker, has talked about how Netflix uses Java at scale for at least three years in a row. We went over all of that last year: https://youtu.be/sMPMiy0NsUs

This year, however, there's a new twist: AI. Netflix has a few very interesting ways they use AI to help them with Java at Netflix.

Watch the original video: https://youtu.be/ucJTPda_zx0?si=IwGN7XFZ8N_2SdkU

A portion of this video was sponsored by JetBrains.

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Everything at Netflix is Built on Java

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Netflix is Built on Java (with AI)

Programmers being a customer looking to buy new cars are often sold with a legacy language like Java as &quot;The one with the best wheels&quot;. But regrettably they don’t realize or realize it later on, that the wheels were attached to a wheelchair, which is often advertised to an extent that it can even “fly” too! Makes me sad knowing this, that some 60 year old CTO with mid-life crisis, just in order to create dependency always chooses the wheelchair over an actual automobile, or sometimes, even an authentic aircraft. Vehicles that run atleast just as advertised.

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