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Oracle Drives Java Technology Forward at Annual Conference

Posted October 9, 2011 by Pavel Espinal & filed under Java News Comments: 0.

Tags: Annual, development strategy, Drives, edition, java enterprise edition, java strategy, linkedin, micro edition, oracle

Judging by the announcements that Oracle rolled out at last weeks JavaOne show, the future of Java will continue to be bright. Oracle shared plans for new releases of the three Java editions–Java Standard Edition (SE) 8, Java Enterprise Edition (..

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Oracle Brews a Stronger Cup of Java

Posted October 7, 2011 by Pavel Espinal & filed under Java News Comments: 0.

Tags: aspect, IDC, java oracle, linkedin, oracle, research director, stronger cup, TechNewsWorld

Oracle put the focus on Java recently with previews of developments yet to come. I would say that Java is in better strategic shape on several levels, Al Hilwa, a research director at IDC, told TechNewsWorld. The most important aspect is unblocking s..

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Oracle’s Plans for Java Unveiled at JavaOne

Posted October 5, 2011 by Pavel Espinal & filed under Java News Comments: 0.

Tags: ios, Java EE, Java ME, Java SE, javaone, jdk, Jigsaw, linkedin, mac os, oracle, platform, source

Oracle had lots of Java announcements at this years JavaOne. So far the plans include: The availability of an early access version of JDK 7 for the Mac OS, plans to bridge the gap between Java ME and Java SE, an approach to modularizing Java SE 8 t..

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Oracle May ‘Fork Itself’ With MySQL Moves

Posted September 27, 2011 by Pavel Espinal & filed under Off Topic News Comments: 0.

Tags: ars technica, Auto, commercial additions, Enterprise, Fork, linkedin, MySQL, oracle, Technica, unrest

From Slashdot:Ars Technica analyzes the recent commercial additions by Oracle to MySQL Enterprise and the additional unrest its added to the community. Oracle may be throwing itself out of the community as it pushes more customers to look at fully open-sou..

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