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Oracle Java police start knocking on Fortune 200's doors for first time
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Can Oracle kill javascript as well, please? Please?
Java is to Javascript what car is to carpet or somesuch
Why would a car have a pet?
I'd say it's as boat is to airplane
JavaScript's real name is ECMAScript.
https://tc39.es/
ECMA by Ecma?
Ahh, needed Wiki:
Yeah, for a short time there the word ‘java’ was very ‘in’. Marketing hipsters at the time wanted to use it in everything, just like the word ‘AI’ now.
No, I know that -- I honestly want them both to die :p
Both have been a blight on software development for decades.
I don't have a problem with Java, and you can get Oracle free versions of Java.
JavaScript on the other hand is a blight as you say.
You can get blight free versions of JavaScript too, if you use TypeScript.
You can bet your bottom dollar Oracle will find a way if it is profitable.