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It does to a lesser, but still worrisome, extent in Java. I think it's precisely because it lacks a good committed (commercial) owner like Android and .NET hav
by bunderbunder 8y ago
It does to a lesser, but still worrisome, extent in Java.
I think it's precisely because it lacks a good committed (commercial) owner like Android and .NET have. I could see it going from bad to worse in the future, as Oracle continues to jettison responsibility for bits of the ecosystem.
- bradleyjg 8y agoI think it’s healthy to have an ecosystem of large, well vetted, third party libraries maintained by long-standing organizations like Google (guava), Apache (commons, hadoop), or Pivotal/Dell (Spring).
- pjmlp 8y agoThe early decade of Java open source was mostly driven by the Apache Foundation