DevMag issue 11 Released

[cairnswm]

"Another brand-spanking new Dev.Mag has arrived! Enjoy the continuation of our regular articles, or whet your appetite on the newly introduced HTML tutorial series. Also learn about the concept of abstraction, or read through some post-design commentary from the creators of Prehysteria. "

http://www.devmag.org.za/index.jsp

or direct download from http://www.devmag.org.za/uploads/DevMag_Issue11.zip

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[cairnswm]

PS. The DevMag is looking for new content. While it started as a South african iniative there is no reason its reach cannot be extended. Please consider writing something for the Mag. If you want contact details please contact the DeVMag staff directly or send me a PM to put you in contact.

I personally would love to start seeing some more Pascal specific stuff being added.

[savage]

Bumped to News Post.

[Traveler]

I suppose, there's probably plenty material right after the competition.

[WILL]

Added cover image of the mag. (Sorry had to. ;) I think it will help 'sell' it more though.)

I'd offer up my tutorial series for it's use, but I'm not really doing them regularly. Releases would be sporadic so I don't know if that really makes for good copy as any potential fans would be craving more, no doubt. ;)

Hmm... Maybe PGD and Dev.Mag can work out some kind of writer's guild of sorts? I'm sure that there are a few talented writers among us here...? Not enough to support such an effort on our own, but maybe if we got a few other sites together. Maybe some from DevMaster.net would like to chip in?

We could form a sort of 'Indie Game Writers League' or something... :)

It would focus on creative story writing, scripting and technical writing for games. And it would also help cultivate creativity and writing in general in both the PGD and DevMaster.net (and other) indie game creating communities.

[jdarling]

I'd allow for my article to be posted as well. In fact, the plethora of knowledge in the articles section here on PGD would be a good place to start.

In fact, depending on how things go with the book I'm working on, I would even allow printing of some of the work for it within the mag. I'll let you know :)

[cairnswm]

The DevMag editor says you are all welcome to send queries about writing articles or getting current stuff published in DevMag to their email address DevMag@gmail.com

He is busy creating a PGD account to be able to answer questions as well.

Edit: OOPS - spelt gmail wrong :oops: