We recently had our open source license for IntelliJ IDEA renewed. Previously we’ve informed interested users through a rather obscure forum thread. I figured more people would be aware of this offer if we made a news item out of it. To anyone interested, here’s the free, ultimate edition license for this commercial IDE, available per-request.
Frankly I haven’t been doing a good enough job keeping the outside world posted on all the major advancements happening here in the jMonkey community. So here’s to a fresh start: Normen Hansen just posted an update for the jMonkeyPlatform’s status and roadmap page. For your convenience, here’s that roadmap again, as of 23. July 2010: Read the rest of this entry »
If you are constantly being puzzled by jME3’s material system- no more!
The provided document includes an excruciatingly detailed description of the entire thing like never before. 
It is truly a historic day ladies and gentlemen! For today, on the 17th of May, Norway became independent. Oh, and jMonkeyEngine 3.0 releases its first official ALPHA!
Direct Download – jME3 SDK Alpha1, no questions asked, for the impatient and daring.
We have decided to release jME3 in two different packages:
Go to our download repository and pick whichever flavor suits you.
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