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Post by Matt11239 on May 21, 2014 9:51:40 GMT -8
I am hiring people for our online game to make plugins so it is not exactly me making them so i dont know much about code. My staff said we need a new builder, proboards offers Javascript, C+ and a few others.
I think that proboards should add a builder for the coding language "Ruby". Please post what you think about this.
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Post by DarkPikachu on May 28, 2014 18:38:30 GMT -8
if that's the case... why exclude Python, since Ruby is quite similar to it... heh
(I'm a Python 2.7 programmer)
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Post by Matt11239 on May 29, 2014 10:22:42 GMT -8
Agreed, there should be more languages than just javascript
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Post by Wormopolis on May 30, 2014 8:19:45 GMT -8
can you add script tags with type="text/ruby" or "text/python"? because you can always call on external scripts hosted on other servers.
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Post by Chris on May 31, 2014 8:12:26 GMT -8
can you add script tags with type="text/ruby" or "text/python"? because you can always call on external scripts hosted on other servers. The browser itself would have to support those types on a script tag, currently it natively supports javascript and in the case of IE also vbscript. If it doesn't recognize the type then it simply ignores it, this is the basis behind the "text/disabled-javascript" trick you were fond of using in V4 Wormo. To process any other type, one would have to get the user to install an addon in their browser that was written specifically to recognize then act on that type. If you're used to and prefer Ruby or Python syntax then one solution might be CoffeeScript which borrows liberally from those languages and compiles to natively supported javaScript. |
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