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<h2>Testimonials</h2>
And now for some shameless self-glorification and name-dropping...
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Since its first public release, <b>ProGuard</b> has been welcomed with general
enthusiasm. It is already being used by developers at companies and
organizations like Sun, IBM, Siemens, Nokia, and NATO. Although the quotes
below probably don't represent official views of any kind, encouragements like
these do keep me happy.
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ProGuard is <b>the</b> ultimate java obfuscator!
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<p class="author">P.S, IBM</p></td>
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ProGuard rules. Much easier to use than the commercial alternatives.
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<p class="author">B.G., Quiotix Corp.</p></td>
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Straight from <b>ProGuard</b>'s open discussion forum:
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After searching for, trying to trial, and futzing with numerous other
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<p class="author">D.J., Joot</p></td>
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From the article <a target="other"
href="http://developers.sun.com/techtopics/mobility/midp/ttips/proguard/">"Obfuscating
MIDlet Suites with ProGuard"</a> at <a target="other"
href="http://developers.sun.com/">developers.sun.com</a>:
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Its friendly license, attractive price tag, compelling performance, and
powerful configuration options make it an excellent addition to your MIDlet
development toolbox.
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And, of course, the price is stunning:
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You could've been rich.
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<p class="author">My mother</p></td>
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