Nicolai Parlog • 6/30/2022

What is OpenJDK? - Inside Java Newscast #28

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This article, from the Inside Java Newscast, clarifies the nature of OpenJDK. It defines OpenJDK as the open-source community and reference implementation for Java SE. The summary covers its community-driven governance, roles (Contributor, Member, etc.), group/project structure, and the composition of its Governing Board, featuring members from Oracle, IBM, RedHat, and Amazon.

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