Java programmers must feel that making Windows desktop applications in Java is worse a lot than using almost any other programming languages. Software developed with other languages is mostly the EXE format by default, whereas for Java: the less one has to run under console, the better one can only run in the form of JAR file, even with no program icon to choose from. And the most terrible thing is anyone who unzips your JAR file can instantly take in all the source code of your program in a glance.

Storyline is an extremely powerful new generation of advanced courseware making software developed by Articulate Global from China in 2012 (following the Articulate Studio 09). It is currently one of the most popular interactive e-learning multimedia courseware making tools in the industry. It's both very simple for beginners and powerful enough for experts.

Mozilla Firefox (originally called Phoenix, then Firebird) is a free and open-source web browser developed in 2002. It uses the Gecko layout engine, supports multiple operating systems, including Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS. Firefox has been released as multiple editions in order to meet the needs of different users. Thereinto, the ESR (Extended Support Release) edition is specially built for organizations, companies that are unable or unwilling to upgrade frequently. It has a 42-week upgrade cycle, compared with about 6 weeks for other editions.

The main intention Taro Labs (from China) developed SSTap is - the hooking working mechanism of SocksCap64 (which was implemented with DLL injection technology) can cause itself to be recognized and intercepted by some game anti-theft systems and not work properly. In other words, SocksCap64 is not suitable for providing SOCKS proxy for all game programs, so that's where SSTap enters the picture.

After comparing Sams Teach Yourself, Unity Game Development in 24 Hours and Building a Game with Unity and Blender these two books, I finally decided to select the latter as the successor to Unity's official tutorial "TANKS!" and the first official ebook for me to formally and systematically learn Unity game development. The reason is simple: this book is very thin (with only 250 pages); there is only one game development case throughout the entire book, and the game is of type A-RGP that I urgently need to learn about.