What Happened to Developers' Nation?
Developers' Nation, the third party website that offers support services for Palm OS developers, is undergoing a crisis. The site currently has only the statement "Regretfully, Developers' Nation is no longer able to provide service" and a link to PalmOS.com. However, according to PalmStation, the site has been hacked and infected with the sadmind/IIS worm.
To make the situation more confusing, a reader has reported that the following was posted in a Palm developers' forum earlier today:
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Developers Nation is, unfortunately, no longer offering developer support. The current economic situation and their business model were not, it seems, compatible. We regret that our partnership didn't develop as planned, and we're presently exploring other sustainable methods for offering public developer support. If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please send them to me directly and I'll happily route them to the appropriate people at Palm.
Regards, Owen G. Emry DTS Engineer Palm, Inc.
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Sense of Crisis
Perhaps Palm shall have to think about bringing what Developer Nation's been providing back in-house, even though it may mean increasing headcounts in the software division despite the current cash crunch.
Developers are the future of the company and Palm should do everything in its power to safeguard this valuable resource and advantage.
RE: Sense of Crisis
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