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Audrius Meskauskas is the initiator and maintainer of the highly experimental [[Ultrastudio.org]] project (encyclopedia where Java applets are not just simply enabled but they building and integration is part of the site-supported work flow). In the past he contributed a lot of code to GNU Classpath project, has been impressed by the rise of OpenJDK and still see the FOSS-based Java as a powerfull visualization tool that can explain many otherwise complex concepts. At least, he sees a lot of quite good and frequently GPL-licensed applets on a web that are scattered through numerous personal sites and is trying to provide the answer to the question "where can I share Java applets online". | Audrius Meskauskas is the initiator and maintainer of the highly experimental [[Ultrastudio.org]] project (encyclopedia where Java applets are not just simply enabled but they building and integration is part of the site-supported work flow). In the past he contributed a lot of code to GNU Classpath project, has been impressed by the rise of OpenJDK and still see the FOSS-based Java as a powerfull visualization tool that can explain many otherwise complex concepts. At least, he sees a lot of quite good and frequently GPL-licensed applets on a web that are scattered through numerous personal sites and is trying to provide the answer to the question "where can I share Java applets online". | ||
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Audrius Meskauskas is the initiator and maintainer of the highly experimental Ultrastudio.org project (encyclopedia where Java applets are not just simply enabled but they building and integration is part of the site-supported work flow). In the past he contributed a lot of code to GNU Classpath project, has been impressed by the rise of OpenJDK and still see the FOSS-based Java as a powerfull visualization tool that can explain many otherwise complex concepts. At least, he sees a lot of quite good and frequently GPL-licensed applets on a web that are scattered through numerous personal sites and is trying to provide the answer to the question "where can I share Java applets online".