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For those that are interested in the most up to date nintendo ds romlist, here’s a list i’ve posted on our forums that is compiled from various sources: http://www.engineeringserver.com/forum/general+game+discussions-b114.0/

Note that we do NOT allow warez discussions on engineeringserver.com OR javaforums.net , the rom list is just for general purposes to see what games are out for the NDS (nintendo ds)

Website: http://gunggo.com/ I recieved an email from them and i would like to know if anyone heard from this publisher? I’m also wondering if they pay better than the average publishers out there on the market? Their website look good but i’m not sure if I should take the offer without knowing more about them.

Gunggo’s Competitive Advantage for Publishers:

1. Gunggo’s highly targeted Advertisements for your tailored channel.
2. 24/7 publisher login account with customized reports.
3. Provide diversified list of ad formats to choose from.
4. Fixed CPM’s for all Impressions delivered.
5. Excellent fill rate for English speaking countries.
6. Net 15 payment terms.
7. Ad Serving Solution provided If necessary

For those that want to take a look at the mail i recieved from them this is the mail i recieved (edited out the names) To discuss this you can visit my forums here with a link to the topic with more information.

On our forums we opened a topic with recommended books that Java developers should read to master the Java programming language. The topic can be found here and the books that are recommended can be easily understood by Java developers that just started to learn Java or java developers that are in the field for the past few years. If you are looking for a good book to read before going to sleep I suggest you to check out the topic on our forums or if you know a good Java book that we should read we would like to hear from you!

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Here’s a savegame for Final fantasy IV for the nintendo ds ( nds ) that was request some time ago. The savegame starts at the Lunar surface of the moon and the party is around level 50/60 with 88000+ gil and good equipment. Enjoy the savegame like i did and happy playing on your nintendo ds and remember: byt the game like I did because SQUARE ENIX deserves it!

Download: finalfantasy IV nds savegame

A simple ftp client that download files from a remote server, the functionalities are very basic (for demo purposes) but i'll work on more features later when I have the time. In the mean time you can play with it by downloading the sourcecode/classes below.

screenshot download filedownloader

For those that are interested in creating chat software using java, here's a demo I wrapped up, visit the topic on our forums here for more information and sourcecode

The demo basically features a server that sends the message and a client that recieves the message.

A very basic demo that demonstrates how you can create a basic paint like application using Java. This demo can only draw lines and the functions are limited.

You can get the code and information about this application on the forums here

Java video tutorials are one of the better ways to learn java besides getting yourself a teacher or buying a book. Not only can you see the developer coding the application in his favorite IDE (Integrated Development environment) , you can also see how he codes the application. The audio explanation makes the video a worthy resource to watch a Java video tutorial.

So for those that learn better from videos than from books or teachers here's a link with java videos that can be found on google.

If i happen to find any other Java tutorial videos that are worthy of posting i'll let you guys/girls know for sure!

Additionally, visit our forums for more interesting Java discussions here.

This video tutorial guides you through the basics of writing, compiling and running a simple program with some extra hints and tips along the way.

This video is not mine but a good video non the less that explains the basics of Java (writing, compiling and running a java application)