Title Marlin, an OpenJDK Success Story: Vector Graphics on Steroids for Java 2D and JavaFX Abstract The Marlin renderer is an open source pure-Java java2D anti-aliasing renderer, forked from the OpenJDK's Pisces renderer to provide a faster alternative with very good scalability to OpenJDK renderers. Since dec 2015 I contributed back the Marlin renderer to OpenJDK 9 by the successfull JEP 265. In 2016 I ported it to JavaFX in the MarlinFX project to replace the shape rasterizer in OpenJFX 9, integrated in Dec. 2016. In 2017 I improved Marlin even more: new double precision pipeline & efficient path clipping, coming to OpenJDK 10. In this session, you will learn what's new in the Marlin / MarlinFX github projects, how to use Marlin in Java 8 / 9 / 10 (including some tuning), which releases are integrated in OpenJDK / JFX 9 & 10, and get performance results on both 2D & JavaFX renderers. As the single contributor to the Marlin project, I am looking for other people to help me testing & implementing new features. Recording me on audio and/or video YES acceptable under a CC-BY-2.0 license (DEFAULT) Brief Bio Laurent Bourgès is a software engineer at the OSUG data center (CNRS) in the French Alps, working with scientists (astronomers). I learned computer programming at 5 years old (basic on zx-81) then Borland C++ on my pc computers and discovered a passion for 3D and raytracing software. After studying Physics at master level, I worked 9 years in paris in several software service companies on distributed architecture based on J2EE server clusters. I moved into Grenoble in 2009 to join the R&D software team working on observation tools for astronomers and got an academic permanent position in 2014. I have now 15 years of experience in Java programming mostly on concurrency, multi-threading & performance (optimisation, benchmarks). On my spare time, I am the author of the Marlin renderer & MarlinFX rasterizer, derived from the OpenJDK Pisces (shape) renderer. Since 2015 I am contributing to OpenJDK 9 to integrate the Marlin renderer and since 2016, to OpenJFX 9. In Oct 2017 I presented my FOSS work on the Marlin renderer at JavaOne. Microblog URL @laurent_bourges Blog URL https://github.com/bourgesl/marlin-renderer https://github.com/bourgesl/marlin-fx Cheers, Laurent