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Dave Newton replied ago:
Hmm. So Oracle has Oracle and MySQL?
Jim Wilson replied ago:
Looks like I'm moving to PostgreSQL!
guidolx replied ago:
If things don't turn out well for MySQL that's what I am going to do too.....
dipen10 replied ago:
good idea
rlamarch replied ago:
Oracle site seems to be a tad busy this morning. Here is the link to the announcement on the Sun site http://www.sun.com/third-party/global/oracle/index.jsp
EllisGL replied ago:
Oracle would have servers, Java, MySQL, Netbeans and several other things. Hell, they might kill off the last two.
cvoronin replied ago:
They might kill Netbeans, Glassfish, MySql - all open-source stack from Sun... Hell.
RawThinkTank replied ago:
Dont worry we will make copies of them
alpha512 replied ago:
I think Java will be in awesome hands of Oracle and Java could be a more strong server side language than what Sun did. Sun wasted a lot of resource, time and money in JavaFX, we already have Flex/Flash.
willcode4beer replied ago:
Just what we need. Oracle's poor quality control in the Java ecosystem.
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