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2017-04-02 at 1:44 PM UTCWrite a space interface. Like a CLI, but for NIS. Wouldn't that be fun? Why don't we ever collaborate on anything.
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2017-04-02 at 2:05 PM UTCWrite space station AI software in niggacode
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2017-04-02 at 2:08 PM UTC
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2017-04-02 at 3:50 PM UTC
Originally posted by Sophie Write a space interface. Like a CLI, but for NIS. Wouldn't that be fun? Why don't we ever collaborate on anything.
i tried to get people to collab on a cartoon/comic strip type thing on zoklet but hardly anyone showed any interest except to criticize the idea. most people in this community are like your average criminal, and are completely unable to handle organization. -
2017-04-02 at 3:52 PM UTC
Originally posted by NARCassist i tried to get people to collab on a cartoon/comic strip type thing on zoklet but hardly anyone showed any interest except to criticize the idea. most people in this community are like your average criminal, and are completely unable to handle organization.
Yes that's true i think. I mean i could write a space interface myself, but it would be more fun to do with a couple of other brogrammers. And i know i am one to talk, because out of 5000 lines of codes for teh space station i may have submitted only 100, but at least i trid to contribute. And if all the brogrammers submit 100 lines of code i think we could make something nice. Or fun at least. -
2017-04-02 at 3:55 PM UTCI still dontt know what language the station is coded in, how do I learn?. I was gonna write the spoiler code but it took whoever did it like an hour. Whats the link to that?.
I would like to learn programming it just feels like such a chore. -
2017-04-02 at 4 PM UTC
Originally posted by SCronaldo_J_Trump I still dontt know what language the station is coded in, how do I learn?. I was gonna write the spoiler code but it took whoever did it like an hour. Whats the link to that?.
I would like to learn programming it just feels like such a chore.
It fucking is a chore, but it's the only way you learn. The space station is coded in Python. Lanny used a framework(That's just a series of programs to make your program easier) called Django because it is suitable for creating a web application.
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.10/intro/tutorial01/ -
2017-04-02 at 4:05 PM UTCSo everything is coded in pyhton? thats it? I didn't know you could code a forum in python.
How to make a chatbox in python or can I just look it up and steal some code?. -
2017-04-02 at 4:07 PM UTC
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2017-04-04 at 4:05 AM UTC
Originally posted by Sophie Write a space interface. Like a CLI, but for NIS. Wouldn't that be fun? Why don't we ever collaborate on anything.
I seriously started writing a telnet interface to ISS a couple of weekends ago as a throwback to totse. It should actually be pretty straight forward but there's just a lot of code that would need to be written. I kinda still want to do it though, have some fun ideas around reusing existing views.
Originally posted by SCronaldo_J_Trump So everything is coded in pyhton? thats it? I didn't know you could code a forum in python.
How to make a chatbox in python or can I just look it up and steal some code?.
The vast majority of the code is python. Unfortunately the simplest modern web stack is still polyglot. At minimum you need a server side language like python and two declarative presentation languages, HTML and CSS. The latter two are relatively simple though. It's also very common to use javascript for client side scripting, which ISS does. Something like a chatbox would require it, although the realtime nature of a chatbox means a good implementation will require some kind of more sophisticated transport strategy, not another language but websockets and longpolling impose special infrastructural requirements.
All that said though, you can definitely contribute productively to ISS (the NiS software) with just python.
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2017-04-04 at 4:11 AM UTC
Originally posted by Lanny I seriously started writing a telnet interface to ISS a couple of weekends ago as a throwback to totse. It should actually be pretty straight forward but there's just a lot of code that would need to be written. I kinda still want to do it though, have some fun ideas around reusing existing views.
The vast majority of the code is python. Unfortunately the simplest modern web stack is still polyglot. At minimum you need a server side language like python and two declarative presentation languages, HTML and CSS. The latter two are relatively simple though. It's also very common to use javascript for client side scripting, which ISS does. Something like a chatbox would require it, although the realtime nature of a chatbox means a good implementation will required some kind of more sophisticated transport strategy, not another language but websockets and longpolling impose special infrastructural requirements.
All that said though, you can definitely contribute productively to ISS (the NiS software) with just python.
I was just about to rise the same points. -
2017-04-05 at 1:06 PM UTC
Originally posted by Lanny I seriously started writing a telnet interface to ISS a couple of weekends ago as a throwback to totse. It should actually be pretty straight forward but there's just a lot of code that would need to be written. I kinda still want to do it though, have some fun ideas around reusing existing views.
If you have some code for a space interface, put it on Github. Maybe we can collab. -
2017-04-05 at 3:49 PM UTCbls hav NIS chat on the side
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2017-04-06 at 4:22 AM UTC
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2017-04-06 at 4:30 AM UTC