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Well that's kinda cool. I didn't know there was a discord chat for mud coders. Also it appears there's a slack chat for mud coders as well https://mudcoders.com Oh even cooler, there's a mud chat network so people can chat between muds: https://grapevine.haus (coded in elixir too!)
(Side note, maybe this will hit google for some poor sap in the future. Blender 2.8's GLTF/GLB exporter doesn't respect the armature modifier. Bake your weights if you want your ground tentacle to wiggle in your browser. :( )
https://discord.gg/S7TkGXX or http://enceladusgame.io/playtest
Awesome! I'm going to have to check that out. I'm doing a human stress test on my mud project, Enceladus right now! There's over 25+ people in so far. It's the worlds first realtime crypto RPG, as in you can find ethereum in the game. Come help us test it!! https://discord.gg/S7TkGXX or http://enceladusgame.io/playtest
Awesome! I'm going to have to check that out. I'm doing a human stress test on my mud project, Enceladus right now! There's over 25+ people in so far. It's the worlds first realtime crypto RPG, as in you can find ethereum in the game. Come help us test it!! https://discord.gg/S7TkGXX or http://enceladusgame.io/playtest
> I think Scala is the best mainstream language with a sophisticated type system. Sophisticated type systems are money in the bank. Going from TypeScript to Scala is like going from JavaScript to TypeScript.
Awesome! I'm going to have to check that out. I'm doing a human stress test on my mud project, Enceladus right now! There's over 25+ people in so far. It's the worlds first realtime crypto RPG, as in you can find ethereum in the game. Come help us test it!! https://discord.gg/S7TkGXX or http://enceladusgame.io/playtest
Cool project, but why engage in language flame war on the project readme: > I think Scala is the best mainstream language with a sophisticated type system. Sophisticated type systems are money in the bank. Going from TypeScript to Scala is like going from JavaScript to TypeScript.
Unsound, inconsistent, overly complicated, poorly abstracted, improper paradigms.....any of those would be a more legitimate criticism than "unsophisticated".
Doesn't look like this does anything clever/special; it just randomly spits a finite set of handwritten commands to the socket that the author's target MUD happens to accept. Was hoping that this was something more like AFL for TCP clients, discovering all the commands the MUD supports, and through it, the entire state-space of the MUD's world-model.
Fair enough. I try to spend as little time as possible on the bot and more time on the game itself :-) The bot you describe sounds cool -- would love to see it!
Cool project, but why engage in language flame war on the project readme: > I think Scala is the best mainstream language with a sophisticated type system. Sophisticated type systems are money in the bank. Going from TypeScript to Scala is like going from JavaScript to TypeScript.
Not only that, accusing TypeScript of being "unsophisticated" is just dumb. Unsound, inconsistent, overly complicated, poorly abstracted, improper paradigms.....any of those would be a more legitimate criticism than "unsophisticated".
Usually that happens using generic types. They are almost completely worthless in Typescript, and have no analog whatsoever in JS. So you are mucking around just to please the transpiler but adding a type unsafe hack anyway in place of a generic argument.
Typescript should have just stuck with providing checks on type declarations. That's it. Stop adding features from Java/C# when they make no sense in JS.
I would pick another language in a heartbeat, given a choice.