Well now I am just afraid Oracle might do something similar to JavaScript like they did for Java with Java 11.
They can't do anything with it. They own trademark, but do not drive its development. Development is done by TC39 committee (for ECMA org I guess)
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Well now I am just afraid Oracle might do something similar to JavaScript like they did for Java with Java 11.
They can't do anything with it. They own trademark, but do not drive its development. Development is done by TC39 committee (for ECMA org I guess)