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The Official Java Documentary - MOVIE NIGHT PREMIERE 🎥🍿⭐
Alamo Drafthouse Mountain View, 2575 CALIFORNIA STREET, SUITE 99, MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA, USWe are pleased to collaborate with Oracle and its developer relations as well as product management team to host a very special movie night at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema in Mountain View!! 🎥🍿⭐
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You are invited to the premiere of a documentary chronicling the complete history of the Java programming language. Be the first to experience the celebration of the history of Java and discover the story behind the world's most influential language.
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The Java Documentary Premiere
This cinematic journey explores Java's evolution from James Gosling's creation at Sun Microsystems through four defining eras: its revolutionary "Write Once, Run Anywhere" foundation, rise to enterprise dominance during the dot-com era, open-sourcing and transformation, and its modern renaissance with faster release cycles and continued ubiquity.
Featuring intimate interviews with James Gosling, Georges Saab, Mark Reinhold, Brian Goetz, and other influential voices, the documentary tells the story of how Java became one of the most widely used and enduring technologies in software development.
Following the screening, stay for a Q&A discussion about the film and Java's lasting impact on the technology industry.1 attendee
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