Java Technology father retired from Oracle story reason

April 11, according to foreign media reports, Java founder James Goslin (James Gosling) 9th, said in a blog, has been on April 2 from Oracle (Oracle) retired, and now has not been in other places. "When it comes to why I quit, it's a very difficult question to answer," Gosling wrote in a blog post. "What I can answer is that it will do more harm than good to say the exact and true reasons."　　"Gosling resigned as chief technical officer of Oracle's client software group, while Gosling as chief technical officer of the Sun Company's product development division before joining Oracle. In 1991, Gosling led a technical team to develop a project called Oak, designed to develop programming languages running on virtual machines and allow programs to run on multiple platforms, such as TV set-top boxes. Later, the project evolved into Java.　　With the popularization of the Internet, especially after the advent of the Web browser developed by Netscape, Java has become the most popular development language. After Oracle's acquisition of Sun's deal in January this year, several former Sun executives have left Oracle, including former Sun chief executive Jonathan Schwarz Jonathan Schwartz and Tim Bres, the XML inventor, Tim Bray,　　Gosling is a former Sun executive who recently left Oracle. Less than one months ago, Gosling also stressed the importance of Java to Oracle. "Oracle will certainly do its best to keep Java and the entire Java system alive and healthy," Gosling at a Java workshop in Las Vegas.　　Thebre, a former Sun Gao, responded that he was amazed at the length of time that Gauss Woods had been able to hold on to Oracle. Author: Setapak