Leading those products is the Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit, a homegrown set of libraries used by internal developers working on the company's cloud products. Now Oracle is offering the ...

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.

When it comes to JavaScript, Oracle is not the first name that comes to mind. But the company this week is staking a bigger claim in Web development with the open source release of Oracle JET ...