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  "path": "/podcasts/2026/2026-06-15-foojay-podcast-98-webassembly-jni-chicory/",
  "publishedAt": "2026-06-15T00:00:00.000Z",
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  "textContent": "JNI has been the standard answer for calling native code from Java for almost three decades. It also brings most of the headaches anyone who has wrestled with it remembers: brittle bindings, crashes that take the JVM down with them, painful cross-platform builds. WebAssembly quietly changes the shape of that problem. You get a sandboxed runtime, a portable binary format, and a far gentler integration path into the JVM.",
  "title": "Foojay Podcast #98: The End of JNI Pain, How WebAssembly Is Quietly Replacing Native Libraries in Java"
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