Today there was great news in the JVM ecosystem. Pivotal, the company who is committed to OSS has become a bit less committed: The reaction in the community were largely summarised by the hashtag #jesuisgroovy: https://twitter.com/jbaruch/status/557129532931469314 The interesting part in Pivotal's announcement is this one: The decision to conclude its sponsorship of Groovy and Grails … Continue reading Suis-je Groovy? No! What Pivotal’s Decision Means for Open Source Software
Tag: Dual-licensing
The Caveats of Dual-Licensing
We've been in business for more than one year now with our dual-licensing strategy for jOOQ. While this strategy has worked very well for us, it has also been a bit of a challenge for some of our customers. Today, we're going to show you what caveats of dual-licensing we've run into. Our dual-licensing strategy … Continue reading The Caveats of Dual-Licensing
jOOQ Newsletter: June 18, 2014 – jOOQ goes JavaOne™
jOOQ Goes JavaOne™ We're super excited to announce that our CEO and Head of R&D Lukas will be heading to San Francisco this fall to talk about jOOQ at JavaOne™! This is not just great for Data Geekery and jOOQ, but also for the whole Java / SQL ecosystem, as we believe that the Java / SQL … Continue reading jOOQ Newsletter: June 18, 2014 – jOOQ goes JavaOne™
jOOQ™ 3.2 Offering Commercial Licensing and Support
Four years ago, the Java database middleware market was dominated by a variety of ORMs implementing JPA. This paradigm was hardly challenged by alternatives. There was a gap for an API making SQL a first-class citizen in the Java language ecosystem and jOOQ had come to fill this gap. With jOOQ, developers who engage heavily … Continue reading jOOQ™ 3.2 Offering Commercial Licensing and Support