The Java Museum – 20 years of Java quotes, memories and photos
To celebrate 20 years of Java, you are cordially invited to the Java Museum – a community sourced collection of curious artefacts, vintage links and fond memories from 20 years of Java.
The world’s first Java Museum of programming history has arrived – collecting community memories, quotes and photos from the Java ecosystem.
Populated by the Java community and curated by JAXenter, the Java Museum is a new space on the internet dedicated to archiving and exhibiting the weird and wonderful moments of Java programming history.
Java Museum artefacts and exhibits
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Is there an important ‘exhibit’ missing? The Java Museum welcomes submissions from the community – in fact, that’s the whole idea! We want developers everywhere to submit Java memories, moments and more.
It can be an important line of code, a landmark event, a memorable quote or even a photo – anything that belongs in a museum about Java and its surrounding ecosystem. Just tweet your artefact to @JavaMusuem or email editor@jaxenter.com, and it will be added to the museum.
“Java is C++ without the guns, knives, and clubs.” – James Gosling, co-inventor of #Java (from the @JavaMuseum). http://t.co/ZzECh3xibX — Java Museum (@JavaMuseum) June 9, 2015
