<ul><li>Java programming language celebrates its 30th anniversary, introducing Write Once, Run Anywhere concept, which paved the way for open source in the enterprise.</li><li>Initially named 'Oak' by James Gosling at Sun Microsystems in the early 1990s, Java shifted its focus to the World Wide Web and became immensely popular.</li><li>Despite facing challenges and alternatives over the years, Java remained a top 10 language in 2024 and continues to be a crucial part of modern software development.</li><li>Oracle's acquisition of Sun led to licensing changes, but Java's ubiquity ensured the availability of alternatives and a strong community support over its three decades.</li></ul>

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