
Wednesday March 14, 2007
Wednesday March 07, 2007
Now it's official - on monday at the 2007 Game Developers Conference in San Francisco we announced plans to open source Project Darkstar, a ground-breaking online game server platform written entirely in Java technology. Additionally we also announced the opening of registration for the Darkstar Playground, which will enable developers to create a wide variety of games that can be provisioned through a single server platform.
Game developers can download the latest version of Project Darkstar at www.projectdarkstar.com. This new release of Project Darkstar features a simpler programming interface for increased productivity; plug-in APIs to facilitate integration of third party extensions; and enhancements for scalability , robust performance, and fault-tolerant operation. The source code for Project Darkstar will become available under a GPL license in the coming months, and further details will be provided at Sun's JavaOne conference May 9 in San Francisco.
But the most exciting news news was that the leading MMORG Developer NCsoft validates Darkstar! They have built Massive Multiplayer Online Roleplaying Games (MMORG) like Guild War and many others...
More info can be found at the official Press Release.
Posted by Horst Thieme ( Mar 07 2007, 10:57:57 AM CET ) Permalink
Tuesday March 06, 2007
I'm asked to join the Technical Programme Committe of the ICIN conference, which will happen 8 - 11 October 2007 in Bordeaux, France. Headline for this exciting event will be "Emerging Web and Telecom Services: Collision or Coopetition?".
Until March 12 ICIN 2007 is still seeking papers on a wide range of topics related to theme "Emerging Web and Telecom Services: Collision or Coopetition?" and we from the Technical Programme Committe are seeking high quality, innovative papers on Web, IMS, and content services, architecture, and technology. Therefore we welcome proposals for papers concerning in the interplay of intelligence in end-user devices, residential gateways, enterprise systems, access network, core network signalling and control, as well as applications, service architectures, and business models which build on this interplay.
CIN2007 Call for paper focus and thematic priorities are :