Oracle said that JavaScript provides a simple syntax, support for modern language features, and a rich ecosystem of reusable code modules, while open source MySQL will be a “natural choice” of ...

Oracle this week asked the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) to partially dismiss a challenge to its JavaScript trademark. The move has been criticized as an attempt to either stall or water down ...

Oracle on January 10 could not be reached for comment about the JavaScript trademark battle. Deno Land co-founder Ryan Dahl, creator of both the Deno and Node.js runtimes, said a formal answer ...

c) Running JavaScript in the Database using the javax.script API This approach consists in 4 simple steps (described hereafter) and gives you more flexibility, specifically for functions or procedures ...

Oracle controls the JavaScript trademark because in 2009 it acquired Sun Microsystems, which applied to trademark the name with the US Patent and Trademark Office back in 1995.

Oracle contends that in fact it submitted two specimens to the USPTO – a screenshot from the Node.js website and another from its own Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit.

JavaScript founders and developers are challenging Oracle's continued hold on the trademark. More than 4,200 developers, creators and professionals have urged Oracle to give up the JavaScript ...

Since JavaScript has virtually nothing to do with Java, Dahl says it would be more convenient to move the name into the public domain. This way, developers and companies could simply indicate that ...

Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit (JET) empowers developers by providing a modular open source toolkit based on modern JavaScript/TypeScript, CSS3 and HTML5 design and development principles.