The evolution of OpenJDK: From Java's beginnings to 2014

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In one simple infographic, see the evolution of OpenJDK and learn about Azul's Zulu -- a fully Open Source build of OpenJDK and Windows and Linux and (soon) Mac OS X.

Technologie

1995

EVOLUTION OF OPENJDK
From the beginning, JAVA has been
all about developer productivity
and application performance

WHAT MADE
JAVA POPULAR:
• EASY TO USE AND LEARN
• MODULAR AND REUSABLE CODE
• PLATFORM INDEPENDENT

WHAT RESTRICTED
USE OF JAVA
• PROPRIETARY COMPONENTS
• LICENSING RESTRICTIONS
• VENDOR LOCK-IN

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Due to these restrictions, Open Source
development with JAVA was limited.

BEGINNING OF THE OPEN JDK ERA
SUN RELEASED THE JAVA CODE UNDER GNU, AND MADE
JAVA OPEN-SOURCE FRIENDLY.

COMPONENTS MADE
OPEN SOURCE BY SUN:
JAVA CLASS LIBRARY SOURCE CODE
UNDER GNU
OPEN SOURCE COMPILER- JAVAC
CODE FOR HOTSPOT JVM

However, a small percentage of the
encumbered code still remained
proprietary.

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Without an Open Source alternative for encumbered
components, a truly Open Source JDK could not be built.

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2011

Eventually SUN replaced most of the
encumbered code with open source
components, and OpenJDK was born.
BUT COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT USING
OPENJDK WAS STILL CHALLENGING

• LACK OF SUPPORT FOR MULTIPLE PLATFORMS
• LONGER BUG FIX CYCLES
• COMPLEX THIRD PARTY LICENSING
• LIMITED SUPPORT FOR CLOUD

HOW ZULU TOOK OPENJDK
TO THE NEXT LEVEL
SUPPORT - SUBSCRIPTION BASED SUPPORT
MULTIPLE PLATFORM COMPATIBILITY - LINUX, WINDOWS DESKTOP,
WINDOWS SERVER

BUG FIXES - QUARTERLY AND OUT OF RELEASE CYCLE BUG FIXES
EASY LICENSING - ISV-FRIENDLY BINARY LICENSING AND

SUPPORT FOR THIRD PARTY APPLICATIONS

CLOUD SUPPORT - SUPPORT FOR WINDOWS AZURE

Zulu is the only multi-platform JVM built on OpenJDK . With Zulu, JAVA
developers, system administrators and end users can now enjoy the
full beneﬁts of open source JAVA with deployment ﬂexibility and full
control over their upgrade timing.

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2014

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