Why not call it "G"?
Why not just call it "G"? Sounds the same. Or maybe SUN are trying to follow the Wii sound model?
Oops, it's Java EE
Old habits die hard, it seems. After several years of referring to Java as simply "J" in names such as J2EE, it seems that Reg Developer has allowed itself (OK, me) to slip back into referring to the latest iteration – Java Enterprise Edition – as simply "JEE", as here. Well, the old habit is wrong, as Sun Microsystems has …
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It's hot and life is short
And I rather like G, but let's not go there - please...
And it's only Java EE 5 now. Someday it might be Java EE 6. So I think Java EE is generic...
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