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Post by _Windows on Apr 18, 2018 3:02:50 GMT
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Post by Polaris Seltzeris on Apr 18, 2018 3:37:11 GMT
React shit all over again lmao
But yeah this is a massive scandal, shit is gonna go down because of how wide Javascript is.
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Post by Cowgomooo12 on Apr 19, 2018 0:39:13 GMT
I'll be honest, this sounds like typical Oracle and really does not surprise me.
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Post by Mafrans on Apr 19, 2018 6:30:41 GMT
It's funny, Javascript was created so that Java could keep being used for websites.
Instead JS ended up replacing Java for websites.
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Post by _Windows on Apr 19, 2018 13:10:18 GMT
I'll be honest, this sounds like typical Oracle and really does not surprise me. Yep, and I hope they become irrelevant in the future. Oracle is a company that is really no longer needed. Java could survive fine without them given the OpenJDK project. As for their OS... well who even uses Solaris anyways? Even its target market is dominated by Linux and BSD variants. |
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Post by StevenNL2000 on Apr 19, 2018 18:17:53 GMT
I'll be honest, this sounds like typical Oracle and really does not surprise me. Yep, and I hope they become irrelevant in the future. Oracle is a company that is really no longer needed. Java could survive fine without them given the OpenJDK project. As for their OS... well who even uses Solaris anyways? Even its target market is dominated by Linux and BSD variants. Oracle is still a big name in databases. Their enterprise software is horrible to work with from what I've heard, but they do own MySQL. |
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Post by Polaris Seltzeris on Apr 20, 2018 3:38:35 GMT
Yep, and I hope they become irrelevant in the future. Oracle is a company that is really no longer needed. Java could survive fine without them given the OpenJDK project. As for their OS... well who even uses Solaris anyways? Even its target market is dominated by Linux and BSD variants. Oracle is still a big name in databases. Their enterprise software is horrible to work with from what I've heard, but they do own MySQL. The NoSQL movement is probably the biggest it has ever been right now, and even for those who use SQL, MySQL itself is getting more and more unpopular. |
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Post by rylie. on Apr 20, 2018 15:29:15 GMT
I'll be honest, this sounds like typical Oracle and really does not surprise me. Yep, and I hope they become irrelevant in the future. Oracle is a company that is really no longer needed. Java could survive fine without them given the OpenJDK project. As for their OS... well who even uses Solaris anyways? Even its target market is dominated by Linux and BSD variants. For my father, pretty much all he *can* use is Solaris, since the application team he supports requires it. |
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Post by StevenNL2000 on Apr 20, 2018 17:31:47 GMT
Yep, and I hope they become irrelevant in the future. Oracle is a company that is really no longer needed. Java could survive fine without them given the OpenJDK project. As for their OS... well who even uses Solaris anyways? Even its target market is dominated by Linux and BSD variants. For my father, pretty much all he *can* use is Solaris, since the application team he supports requires it. And why does the application team require it? Because some manager decided Solaris was the best option without consulting anyone who actually knows anything about computers. That's the problem with enterprise software. |
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Post by rylie. on Apr 20, 2018 17:32:41 GMT
For my father, pretty much all he *can* use is Solaris, since the application team he supports requires it. And why does the application team require it? Because some manager decided Solaris was the best option without consulting anyone who actually knows anything about computers. That's the problem with enterprise software. Afaik, they've been running Solaris on some of this stuff for more than a decade now. |
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