Today Enjin has released its Developer Kit for Java, the most popular coding language in the world.
Developers can use the SDK, Software Developers Kit, to integrate blockchain with anything built with Java, from games to applications and websites.
Java is seen as one of the most reliable pieces of software to create large ecosystems. For example, Twitter and Netflix both use Java to sustain millions of users every day.
The SDK comes standard with a couple of cool features:
Authentication: Easily authenticate projects (via app ID & secret) and users (via unique ID).
User Management: Get current players, player identities, and player balances.
Wallet Linking: Enable users to link their Ethereum addresses with their accounts in your Java application by simply scanning a QR code.
Create Requests: Approve and initiate transactions of Enjin Coin and blockchain assets.
However, Enjin has made sure to make the SDK open source, so everyone can check it out and tamper with it.
It's yet another milestone in Enjins' impressive career.
More information on the Java release can be found in this blog post