Just saw jMonkeyEngine getting a mention in this months Java Magazine - congrats
http://www.oraclejavamagazine-digital.com (I think you need to sign up to read it though)
Just saw jMonkeyEngine getting a mention in this months Java Magazine - congrats
http://www.oraclejavamagazine-digital.com (I think you need to sign up to read it though)
Throw in a print screen then XD
Yeah, a screenshot would be good
guys, registration for reading it is for free,…
Just to read a mention?
Not worth the trouble.
to lazy to register
Especially since they want email address etc which means they are going to spam me.
If they have so little confidence in their product that I have to sign up before I can even see it then I’m hardly inspired
Useful in general (and there are more throwaway mail services), but still not worth just for picking up a mention.
It goes beyond personal “meh” actually.
a) A journal behind a registration wall has reduced reach. It’s not found by Google, most potential readers will turn away when they reach the wall; it will reach only registered readers.
b) You can’t attest to JME’s recognition by quoting the link. It’s just a door opener, i.e. elevator pitch material, so a registration wall makes the link unsuitable for that purpose.
The most interesting part of the magazine is the part about lambda’s. Nothing new, but nice to see such a good example…