For about three years, Java inventor James Gosling and a host of other programmers have been working to come up with extensions to Java that would enable its use in “real-time” computing ...

James Gosling, the man who founded programming language Java at Sun Microsystems ... which act as the backbone to the Internet. Bray co-invented XML, a standard that has since been used in ...

A similar thing is happening today with Gosling's more recent work. Most of Sun's Java implementation is not free software (nor even "open source"), and teams of programmers both inside and ...

The hearing's biggest bombshell came when Microsoft attorneys displayed a May 13, 2002, e-mail to Green from Sun Vice President and Java inventor James Gosling regarding those alleged problems ...

Sun Microsystems released a new version of its Java for desktop computers on Friday that aims to make the software faster, more familiar in appearance, and less daunting for nonprogrammers.

Java inventor James Gosling, who left Sun not long after the merger and whose name is on one of the patents, says wistfully that “filing patent suits was never in Sun’s genetic code,” but ...

Learn more. The man who invented the Java programming language while working at Sun Microsystems, James Gosling, was hired by Google. This could be considered a surprise since Google is in an ...

All of the software bigwigs are gone -- Schwartz, who couldn't have expected anything else, but also Java inventor James Gosling, open source honcho Simon Phipps, general rock star Tim Bray ...