MudBytes: Code Repository

Posted by Samson on Wed 17 May 2006 03:15 PM — 16 posts, 77,549 views.

USA #0
Just a quick announcement that the MudBytes MUD Code Repository has opened. The primary focus of this site is to provide a free and open place for authors to release code and snippets as well as receive advice and opinions on their work.

The site is currently in its infancy and will exist in a forum-only form until the rest of the site development can be completed. Suggestions for improvement are welcome.

www.mudbytes.net
Amended on Sat 09 Dec 2006 04:52 PM by Samson
USA #1
And as a quick note, my first ever released code can be found there. I will be releasing more and more over time. :)
Australia Forum Administrator #2
Cool, Samson. :)

Can you update the MUSHclient download in the clients section? That one must be about 5 years old. This is the latest:

http://www.gammon.com.au/files/mushclient/mushclient374.exe

USA #3
I don't see MUSHclient on MudBytes. Unless you're talking about something he has on AFKMUD/etc?
USA #4
It's in the clients category - and it's been updated. Thanks Nick :)
Russia #5
I love sites with i18n UIs. Congrats!
USA #6
As much as I hate to sound ignorant, what's "i18n UIs" mean?
Australia Forum Administrator #7
I18n is a shorthand way of writing the rather lengthy word "Internationalization" - which is 18 letters between the I and the N.
USA #8
And here I thought it was supposed to be a clever way of writing it pseudo-phonetically. As in: I-L-eightshun, which is what "internationalization" sounds like if you mumble through it. :) Your explanation makes far more sense, though.
USA #9
I honestly don't think I'd have ever guessed that one, thanks for the clarification.
Russia #10
Heh, yes - that's what it means. Then there's also "l10n" :)
USA #11
Lion?
Russia #12
No - localization, of course :)
USA #13
ok, clearly another I'd have never guessed, but then if I was going to try to abbreviate localization down to it's barest minimum I'd probably go with something like lclzn, but even that seems oversimplified to me.. guess I'm showing my age. *shrug*
USA #14
Does it really take that much time to type things out? :P
USA #15
You know, I never thought so, though there are some acronyms I routinely use and a few 'shortened' versions of words, like I routinely use prolly instead of probably. *shrug*