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I'm still impressed that Java appears to be getting better faster under Oracle than it did in the Sun days. I mean, Oracle! How?
by skrebbel 7y ago
I'm still impressed that Java appears to be getting better faster under Oracle than it did in the Sun days. I mean, Oracle! How?
- inapis 7y agoJava and its ecosystem is a cash cow. Any company will be happy to tend to a cash cow
- pjmlp 7y agoSomething that many keep forgeting with their Oracle hate, is that Oracle has been part of the Java eco-system since the early days. They did the NC Java station alongside Sun, were the first RDMS to support Java stored procedures, ported their installers and GUI tooling to Java, created their own JVM, later bought BEA, and created their own JEE implementation, among other Java frameworks.
- aiCeivi9 7y agoDidn't they get rid of everything that didn't bring profit like JEE and NetBeans? The only part of Java that Oracle cares about is paid(supported)LTS versions, as there is no free LTS version anymore, with new quick release schedule. Well, that was the idea, some companies like Amazon ( https://aws.amazon.com/corretto/ https://aws.amazon.com/corretto/ ) want to backport fixes.