I really like your work too, Wesley. Aaaaanyways, would you mind keeping your bs out of this thread? ThanksOriginally Posted by The General
I really like your work too, Wesley. Aaaaanyways, would you mind keeping your bs out of this thread? Thanks
Last edited by dominic; 25-11-15 at 11:49 PM.
Habbo4Java was released bro
Why are you so angry all the time?
Jesus Christ, could you guys just stop reading my posts with a negative attitude towards me? I know you all hate me.
I just tell these people / you goodluck and all I get is shit.
Despite being released, H4J was far from finished.
I can see why you asked me for Crowley (good java emu) now =3
Wouldn't have been able to benefit us at all
Why ask in the first place then? Makes life a lot easier when you base work on others ;)Wouldn't have been able to benefit us at all
We were discussing on reviewing Crowley before we even started the development, and you'll see code written by Jordan in Azure Java because of the fact that a few of our developers happen to be very close friends with him.
And Azure does not contain code that is not written originally by one of the developers, everything is synced through code review. However, they're a few exceptions when it comes to referencing back to past software made by AZURE or its DEVELOPERS.
That's mostly true. I'm using a bit of code that Jordan wrote for his successor to Crowley, but it's just handling bootstrapping and DI and tidying up some of the packet handling. Done with his permission of course.
Sorry, I don't understand the metaphor.
Anyways, no one forced you to reply to this thread and I'm frankly not in the mood for an argument as I'd just be wasting my time. Auf Wiedersehen!
Who are you?
So why keep the name Azure? What has this to do with the current Azure?
This is a development by the Azure Developers, we chose to keep the name.
In other words: we all really suck at naming things. Azure's become a bit of a household name around here, it made sense to carry on the legacy.
On a related note, I'm looking for a Java developer that's got a decent bit of experience with Netty 4.x. I know a bit, enough to get us off the ground, but I'm hitting snags with our codec pipeline. If anyone's interested shoot me a PM.
I'm also having some problems with our crypto implementation being a little unreliable (sometimes it feeds garbage keys to the client, it's about 80% successful right now), if that sounds like a fun one to debug I'd love the help. Not at all against ripping out the current implementation entirely, it's a bit messy.
One small step for man, one giant leap for my understanding of Netty. Hotel View's up! http://i.imgur.com/6jnJ3Ie.png
Last edited by scottstamp851; 26-11-15 at 10:16 AM.
I love the name Azure, Boris created the name.. I remember in 2014 when i said, you want to create something revolutionary? Yeah, the call it Azure!
The name itself is weird, but the name has a lot of efforts, "clouds", "perfomance", is a really hell and pretty name. The most funniest is Boris created the Azure name before Microsoft created "Windows Azure, Microsoft Azure"... in time of 2010 Boris already created this name.. MS Azure launched in 2012..
Soo good luck for yours. Yours will have a BIG job. But please, this time, good code! Because yours are in a "competition" with Wesley (General), he is a good dev. And he is some years in head in development.. So his emulator already have a lot of functions and is really good coded.
I really didn't understood why other Java. I really preffer C++ (is more HARD but perfomance is better). But Java is more easy to hang and build in any Computer or Device that have Java.
Again,
Good Luck,
Regards of Ex-Captain Claudio. xD
Can you guys publish your work to a public version control system? Myself (and others) would love to closely follow the progress you make as you make it. If you guys are concerned about having your public version control system shut down, then use the public version control system as a mirror of your private version control system (it's easy to set this up with a small script).
Good luck! It's to my understanding that this is the first project to be posted in the Habbo Development section in many years that involves quite a few members of this community! Exciting!
We're planning to set up a public repository soon, just need to sort a few things out beforehand however.
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