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Hello developers
Hi there,
I'm Brent from Canada. I'm an avid open source developer working for the jMonkeyEngine game engine project and also the developer liaison for Beanstream.
I've been working in java for over 10 years building enterprise systems, GIS systems, open source java projects, game engines, and games.
I'm also working on the Java game Attack of the Gelatinous Blob in my spare time.
If you have game or graphics questions ask away, if I don't know the answer I know who will have the answer.
Cheers
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Hi! I'm Chris from Australia. I love to code and am employed to work on GIS Android and iOS apps. jMonkey has been a massive inspiration for me over the years and it's a real pleasure to meet someone who was involved with the project.
I look forward to seeing you around.
Computers are fascinating machines, but they're mostly a reflection of the people using them.
-- Jeff Atwood
Re: Hello developers
Nice to meet you Chris,
I'm glad you like it!
It has been a lot of fun to work on and a great learning experience.
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Re: Hello developers
Hi! Welcome to the forum
Wishes Ada xx
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