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Awesome J2ME: An Awesome List About Everything Related to J2ME

Introduction to J2ME

Java ME, also known as J2ME, is a Java specification for old keypad phones and
PDAs.

About Awesome J2ME

Introducing Awesome
J2ME
, an Awesome list that I,
along with community, have been working on for more than a year. The
goal of this project is to create a comprehensive resource that will be
helpful to the whole community. Not only developers, video gamers,
hobbyists but anyone who is interested in J2ME.

I managed to collect a diverse set of resources, and submit a pull
request
that passed
all the checks in first try. But sadly, due to small community size,
lack of resources, exams and abandonment of J2ME by Oracle, I was not
able to completely fulfill my goal.

So I would like to request you to help me in achieving this goal. Pull
requests are always welcome. If you can't think of any good resource,
simply sharing and giving it a star on Github is more than enough.

Thank you.

Written on: 2024-08-30. Last Updated on: 2024-08-30.

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