When Lin Zhou woke up in a Silicon Valley garage in 1991, he saw the unnamed "Oak" project code in front of him, and in his ears was the sigh of Sun's "Green Plan" that was on the verge of death - he knew that the opportunity to change the history of software had come.
This is an era when operating systems are divided and ruled by kings: Microsoft monopolizes the desktop with Windows, Oracle builds barriers with databases, and the dream of cross-platform is just a programmer's late-night talk. Lin Zhou, with memories of the future, had to forge a rough prototype into Java that would later influence the world in a jungle full of technical traps and business calculations.
The rebirth of Lin Zhou and Java is destined to make the hottest mark in the history of software.
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Really professional, this is a very well written struggle. Fast-paced, fun and technologically popular
Really professional, this is a very well written struggle. Fast-paced, fun and technologically popular