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Today I created a page where you can play my really horrible Lunar Lander JavaFX game and download the source. As I make updates they will all be available at the following URL: http://www.paradigmc...
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A friend of mine pointed this game FAQ out to me. It's the first I've ever heard of in game garbage collection under the guise of a creature. Here is the relevant text: 6.5 WHAT CAN I DO ABOUT THE DEVOURER? The Devourer is one of the most famous ...
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I've updated the article to answer this. It is at the bottom of the article. The way I compile and run is from the command line in Linux with javafxc and javafx.
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Stripes Book Promo @ JavaRanch

Frederic Daoud is promoting his new book Stripes...and Java web development is fun again all this week at JavaRanch in the Application Frameworks forum. 4 lucky people will be drawn on Friday to win a free copy of Freddy's book so get to JavaRanch and ask him some questions about Stripes and his book.

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