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Assuming Oracle did decide to go down that route, who would they sue? No one really uses the JavaScript name in anything official except for "JavaScriptCore" th
by onion2k 11mo ago
Assuming Oracle did decide to go down that route, who would they sue? No one really uses the JavaScript name in anything official except for "JavaScriptCore" that Apple ships with Webkit.
- Orygin 11mo agoAfaik they already sued Deno: https://deno.com/blog/deno-v-oracle2 https://deno.com/blog/deno-v-oracle2 Edit: Seems I'm incorrect, see below
- saghm 11mo agoI had no idea this was a thing! I'm surprised this didn't attract more attention.
- Orygin 11mo agoMy bad, after reading more it seems Deno is trying to get Oracle's trademark revoked, but I found out that "Rust for Javascript" devs have received a cease and desist from Oracle regarding the JS trademark, which may have triggered Deno to go after Oracle.
- chuckadams 11mo ago> who would they sue Anyone they feel like. Lawnmower gonna mow.