Java History

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  • In 1991 started Java Language by James Gosling, Mike Sheridan, and Patrick Naughton.
  • They are working in Sun Microsystems  the team name called Green Team.
  • Initially it was developed for Embedded System and it is called Greentalk then it is called Oak.
  • In 1995 Oak was renamed as Java.
  •  In 1996 Jan JDK 1.0 released.
  • In 1997 Feb JDK 1.1 released.
  • In 1998 Dec J2SE 1.2 released.
  • In 2000 May J2SE 1.3 released.
  • In 2002 Feb J2SE 1.4 released.
  • In 2004 Sep J2SE 5.0 released.
  • In 2006 Dec SE 6 released.
  • In 2011 July SE 7 released.
  • In 2014 Mar SE 8 released.
  • In 2017 Sep SE 9 released.
  • In 2018 Mar SE 10 released.

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