06-10-2015, 10:14 PM
Thanks!
I've downloaded a copy of the code and started to look through it. At this stage the project is basically a codification of the Dark mod notes. It has a lot of potential, especially as well-commented code could serve as an interactive reference to the Diablo engine.
I'd be very interested in commenting on specific parts of the code (a feature which is provided by code hosting sites such as GitHub and Bitbucket) and follow the projects future development. If you would decide to start using a revision control system (e.g. git, hg) it would be much easier to track the deltas (diffs) between each change of the code. This may very well be old news to you, but I just wanted to point it out as it truly facilitates collaboration on open source projects. Btw, I'm very happy that you've decoded to license your code MIT!
Let me know if you do decide to create a GitHub user :)
Cheerful regards /u
I've downloaded a copy of the code and started to look through it. At this stage the project is basically a codification of the Dark mod notes. It has a lot of potential, especially as well-commented code could serve as an interactive reference to the Diablo engine.
I'd be very interested in commenting on specific parts of the code (a feature which is provided by code hosting sites such as GitHub and Bitbucket) and follow the projects future development. If you would decide to start using a revision control system (e.g. git, hg) it would be much easier to track the deltas (diffs) between each change of the code. This may very well be old news to you, but I just wanted to point it out as it truly facilitates collaboration on open source projects. Btw, I'm very happy that you've decoded to license your code MIT!
Let me know if you do decide to create a GitHub user :)
Cheerful regards /u