Maybe it was just that itch to move on. It happens. Let's give Tor a
break and not try to put too much meaning into a personal choice.
Unless you've been walking in his shoes for his entire life I doubt
anyone here has the kind of perspective you need to crack this nut.
He's gone out of his way so far not to say a word about reasons, so
let's not turn this into a circus. Besides, if you want circus,
watching the ramblings of one Mr. Gosling is a lot more fun :)
Eh, why not engage. I believe this is a stepping stone to an
illustruous career at walmart. All hail walmart.
On Sep 25, 11:53 pm, Henning <hoef...@gmail.com> wrote:
> At the end of the Java One event (which aired as episode #324) he
> stated:
> "It's really important to enjoy your job. Make sure that you work to
> live, not live to work. Talk to your employer, make sure you can work
> from home if that's what you want to do, and make sure you surround
> yourself with people who are smarter than yourself."
> That episode went up on Wednesday, September 22nd. On Thursday, he
> announced that his Blog moved to Blogger ("I'm not sure how long
> blogs.sun.com will be around") and on Friday he left Oracle... That
> was fast!
>
> I'm curious for his reasons to leave, though -- did Oracle not allow
> him to work from home anymore or were there not enough smart people
> left to surround him? ;-) Was it the cancellation of FX Script? Did
> they make him use Eclipse? On Windows? Or even: Tabs in source code?
> Sadly, we'll probably never know.
>
> Anyway: Congratulations to Tor, I wish him all the best and good luck
> for his next steps!
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