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Tuesday, August 15, 2006
Opensourcing Java
Sun has provided some further details of its plans to open-source its JDK, including the unveiling of a new
Open Sourcing the JDK
java.net page for updates and discussion.
Sun expands open-source Java plan
Mark Reinhold:
Yes, we really are going to open-source the JDK
Danny Coward:
Open Source: Cutting the Java SE apron strings
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