James Gosling

...from. The name I have chosen, Surinx, has a simple story attached. You see, when James Gosling created Java, he originally named it "Oak", after the tree outside his window. So I followed his lead; the tree (a bush, really) outside my window...

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...will appear with Oracle chief executive Larry Ellison to open the show. Java father James Gosling will speak separately on Sun's view of the enterprise and software. Other big names will also be speaking on programming and the cloud. Away...

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...first job at his alma mater, UBC, before finding employment at Digital. After leaving Digital, he joined Sun Microsystems Inc. where he helped James Gosling create Java . He later moved to work at KMart's BlueLight.com as the company's CTO. He...

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...by Web browsers and mobile applications. The team that developed Java, dubbed the "green team" and led by James Gosling, began working on it in 1991 and released it in its first incarnation in 1995. The technology was initially marketed to...

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...toward the JavaOne audience. SAN FRANCISCO--Following a flurry of T-shirts catapulted by Java creator James Gosling and a hot dance troop performance, 75 hours of JavaOne got under way here this week. Sun Microsystems' software chief,...

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...it. And so all these Android phones are going to be incompatible. In Part 2 of eWEEK's interview with James Gosling, Gosling talks about Sun's, Java's and his own future. Read Part 2 here. One of the reasons that we charge license fees is...

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That application server is now called Oracle Container for Java. Gosling also touted the NetBeans IDE Monday, which rivals the Eclipse IDE that has been backed by Oracle. Additionally, Oracle has its own JDeveloper IDE. Gosling called...

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...an independent company. McNealy and Gosling also partook in the hoary conference ritual of firing Java T-shirts into the crowd from a catapult, an exertion which left the graying Gosling panting visibly for breath. TrackBack URL for this...

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...and business application programs. Java is already a widely used programming language, created by Sun engineer James Gosling in the 1990s and later released publicly as open-source code. Oracle will be acquiring Advertisement

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