Hi,
checkout this gamedev spinoff of stackoverflow: http://area51.stackexchange.com/proposals/2825/game-development?referrer=C5eKyn6wYt93hJ0vc5L2Fg2 If you don't know stackoverflow check it out at http://stackoverflow.com, the most awesome programmer Q&A site.
Commit to the gamedev proposal right now if you want to help get the most awesome gamedev Q&A site off the ground!
regards,
dlx
dlx said:
Hi,
checkout this gamedev spinoff of stackoverflow: http://area51.stackexchange.com/proposals/2825/game-development?referrer=C5eKyn6wYt93hJ0vc5L2Fg2 If you don't know stackoverflow check it out at http://stackoverflow.com, the most awesome programmer Q&A site.
Commit to the gamedev proposal right now if you want to help get the most awesome gamedev Q&A site off the ground!
regards,
dlx
Cool, I'm a big fan of stackoverflow, so I'll take a look at this :) (Lovin' the referrer link for rep btw :P)
Stackoverflow has always intrigued me, but until now I've had no good reason to get actively involved in it. I read all about the new initiative, it sounds great!
How about a 'Java in Games' group? (making jME a suitable subset)
You might not believe it, but jME has come up on stackoverflow more than once :) I've not only solved problems I've had by looking through questions there but have also been quite pleased with the answers I've received in my own questions. It goes along with the thinking that some of the better (and more helpful) developers are the ones who really enjoy doing it…
I've occasionally came across stack overflow when looking for an answer to a question that I couldn't easily find in documentation, but I don't think I've ever actually browsed their Q&A threads (only ever came in from google heh). This looks interesting, I may take a look.
The StackExchange GameDev community has made it to public beta: