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any services/products that:

• massively advertised, in online and out of home;
• send me a SMS or chat without my consent.

and by my experience, somehow underrated products (not massively advertised) are being good and have high quality than the massively advertised ones.

its because they’re (underrated products) focus and investing most of money on the quality, than ones focus and highly invested in marketing, to manipulate peoples mind to buy the product.

I think its will be goes to deeper specific technical & business sides to looking justification to use Oracle Java SE. Its pretty uncommon, but generally, most of us here just developing application and/or backend for commercial implementation, and didn’t require much deeper technical things, like using other JDK’s than Oracle Java SE is still handling good in most of our cases.

If you pay to Bellsoft or Azul, I think you’ll pay for commercial support from them, like if you running company and using much Java in productions, implementing Java in mass scale, and/or enterprise support, and really need or require support system from Bellsoft/Azul.

*cmiiw

As @deathmetal27@lemmy.world answered, and adding my personal answer, personally I didn’t see any problem by using Amazon Corretto.

Currently, there are no contracts nor paid licenses by using Amazon Corretto in commercial use and even in enterprise environment. Nothing, just use it. Compared with Oracle Java SE where if you use it in commercial purpose, Oracle may caught and demand you to pay.

And I spent some of times in AWS too, and I felt, using dual JDK’s builds (Corretto for work, and another builds (let say Temurin or Zulu) for personal) is still kinda inefficient. This is the reason of why I stick to Amazon Corretto.

But, if you didn’t using AWS and/or didn’t like Amazon in general, nobody can force and stop you, there are alternatives, and you can use Temurin, Zulu, or Liberica.

This is a reason of why we should avoid using Oracle Java, especially for commercial purposes and in-use for enterprise purposes, and we can see here, its also cost for education institutional too.

Java is still free, but just avoiding using Oracle Java. Oracle providing OpenJDK for free too, but guess, there are third-party ‘forks’ which seems is more better. Here’s the website you can consult: https://whichjdk.com/ and the author of that website recommends: Adoptium Temurin, Azul Zulu, Bellsoft Liberica, & Amazon Corretto.

Personally, Im stick to using Amazon Corretto 😅

More references:

• https://oraclejavalicensing.com/oracle-java-licensing-explained/
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61335109/what-is-the-difference-between-azul-openjdk-zulu-openjdk-and-openjdk/61337953#61337953
• https://medium.com/@javachampions/java-is-still-free-3-0-0-ocrt-2021-bca75c88d23b

This is a reason of why we should avoid using Oracle Java, especially for commercial purposes and in-use for enterprise purposes, and we can see here, its also cost for education institutional too.

Java is still free, but just avoiding using Oracle Java. Oracle providing OpenJDK for free too, but guess, there are third-party ‘forks’ which seems is more better. Here’s the website you can consult: https://whichjdk.com/ and the author of that website recommends: Adoptium Temurin, Azul Zulu, Bellsoft Liberica, & Amazon Corretto.

Personally, Im stick to using Amazon Corretto 😅

More references:

• https://oraclejavalicensing.com/oracle-java-licensing-explained/
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61335109/what-is-the-difference-between-azul-openjdk-zulu-openjdk-and-openjdk/61337953#61337953
• https://medium.com/@javachampions/java-is-still-free-3-0-0-ocrt-2021-bca75c88d23b

personally, I’ll restarting myself to focus into more serious programming and get a job

I still fresh graduated, but I feel I still lack from programming basics to advance me to get a job in technology sector. second, for some reasons, I considering to move to somewhere first, and working on there.

hopefully, everything will be done in next 6 months, insha Allah