The aesthetic evolution of Oracle software

The 999-year-old Oracle 8i is an important version of Oracle's prosperity, with I meaning "internet ready", the Internet business in the 90 's, there is such a trend, people think that after entering the network era, we do not need the traditional computer , like sun in the forefront of the era of the company put forward the "network is the computer" loud slogan, it can be said that today's big hot cloud computing pioneers, unfortunately apprenticeship first died.

In this era of "Internet" as fashionable, countless manufacturers bowed to the WWW World Wide Web, it is obvious that 8i is one of the winners.

From the index page of the 8i installation media, you can see the prototype of grid grid calculation that already exists. In addition to the 8i logo Oracle is still using a red, black, gray three-color style. In fact, this is a very postmodern style, giving people a sense of toughness, full of a thousand-age fantasy.

The 2001-Year sale of 9i is the following 8i after a tripod work, on the basis of 8i added more than 400 features, the most notable possibility is the OPS to RAC de-change. 9i is more stable than the 8i, and the entire IT industry has squeezed out a lot of bubbles towards maturity.

There has been a white-on-white Oracle trademark throughout the era, and this style continues to this day. But the 9i is still a black-based version of the color.

In the 2003 10g R1 you can still find previous versions of Black-style shadows:

But overall I prefer the 10g installation interface style, it is very fresh, not artificial, robust and reliable, and start quickly:

The 2007-year sale of 11g claims to be the most influential product of Oracle in 20 years, the style of 11g R1 and R2 is very different, R1 interface style with 10g or more like, although replaced by blue Hue, from 11g R1 start Oracle seems to be completely out of the black gray style, Appear more energetic, vigorous.

Released in 2009, the 11G R2 seems determined not to look for the road, in this version of the Oracle aesthetic style has undergone great changes, from the simplicity of 10g to a radiant, slightly extravagant style, some people say this and Bea's style somewhat similar.

Personally, I prefer the simplicity of 10g, and the 11g R2 oui more on startup time and resource consumption:

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The aesthetic evolution of Oracle software