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Judging from the new Java sites (java.com
& java.net), the renewed look and
logo, and the site's attitude, it looks like Java is finally going back to
the roots. The technology first thought for set-top boxes, portable
devices and the like (know Star*7 anyone?) is now being [again] positioned
as quite fit for the end customer market.
How fine - and smart. In
a world where people's omnipresent link with technology is their mobile,
positioning Java as the naturally ubiquitous environment - that it
actually is starting to be - in a no-so-techie site is quite quite the way
to go. Check it out at java.com.
This, I hope, will fill the
previous gap - where a non-technical individual would reach
java.sun.com and find a splendid first page - with an article on unchecked
exceptions, for example. Sun is aiming at 3.5 million Java Developers next
1-2 years. Let's see what they get.
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