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In this video, discussed about Java’s journey that began in 1991 at Sun Microsystems as "Oak," a language for consumer electronics, spearheaded by James Gosling. Renamed Java in 1994 for its coffee-inspired vibe, it launched in 1995 with Java 1.0, introducing the revolutionary "write once, run anywhere" principle via the JVM. Its applet technology powered early web apps, earning widespread acclaim. By 1998, Java 2 split into Standard, Enterprise, and Micro Editions, dominating desktops, servers, and mobiles. Java 5 (2004) brought generics, annotations, and autoboxing, boosting developer productivity. Java 8 (2014) introduced lambdas and streams, embracing functional programming. Oracle’s 2009 acquisition of Sun accelerated Java’s open-source shift, while Java 9 (2017) added modularity via Project Jigsaw. Java 17 (2021), a Long-Term Support release, enhanced pattern matching and sealed classes. As of September 2025, Java 24 delivers structured concurrency, with Java 25 (LTS) on the horizon, promising faster startups via AOT compilation.