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For whom is this website meant? This website is meant for an intermediate Java developer interested in using the Lightweight Java Game Library to create video games with stunning graphics. On this website there are free text tutorials on the basics of OpenGL and LWJGL. Additionally, there is information about a private tutoring programme for LWJGL and OpenGL. Lastly, there is a donate page.
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