Notices tagged with java

Oh, I like! #Elixir's reduction is much simpler to understand than the one #Java forces on us. I grasped the sum example in 2 reads. With #Java, it not only took me several reads, but also several tries and errors.

Thus far I find #Elixir a really nice #programmingLanguage with a tool chain that uses very little storage. A welcome change from #DotNet and #Java.

#Gradle started failing to generate #javadoc from my #java projects ever since I'm applying #ProjectLombok #APT. It happens with both #Java10 and #Java11.

I love Project Lombok. But #Ant reporting it can't find the #Builder classes and hashCode methods Lombok generates, is a blocking issue. My projects require decent documentation.

If anyone knows of a solution that allows me to continue using these tools, please share? Thanks!

http://www.jsweet.org/ offers a #transpiler from #java to #javascript, for all y'all who enjoy strict typing and an abundance in verbosity, yet have to get their apps working in a web browser.

I have no experience with this tool. I did see it working in sample projects.

Do you have experience with #JSweet? If so, you wouldn't mind sharing, would you?

"Setting Up Static Code Analysis for Java", over at DZone.
#Java #Gradle

https://dzone.com/articles/setting-up-static-code-analysis-for-java

#TodayILearned: #Java's type system and #unittesting can't catch all logic errors.

Well, I didn't learn that today, exactly, but I was reminded of it today, again, while hunting down an elusive bug in one of my applications.

A target method accepts #CharSequence instances, and I supplied the wrong one. I supplied a container. I should have supplied its children. Neither the type system nor unit tests caught that mistake.

Why? Because the container implements CharSequence, too.

Yay.

Using #Java Class Data Sharing seriously speeds up #JVM cold starts. It's been available for a while, and I only now learn about it.

Why? Because #Java10 brought us Application Class Data Sharing.

What's the difference?

Old-school Class Data Sharing limits itself to classes in the JDK/JRE. The new Application Class Data Sharing also applies to classes in the applications we write.

And that is a big improvement.

Just make sure you use the correct JDK license!

So I've been porting the open-source :opensource: mmorpg / MUD game I've been writing here (in java :Java: ) https://github.com/Syncleus/AetherMUD

The new game is written in Ruby :ruby: same idea though. It can be found here now https://github.com/Syncleus/Aethyr

It is a text based multi-player online game called a MUD. You don't even need a client to play, just telnet in to the server.

I've been working on porting over and improving the code that renders an area map. I finally have all the functionality ported over! I attached a screen shotto show what it looks like.

#java #ruby #mud #mmorpg #game #gamedev #gaming #opensource #rpg

Just finished revamping the coloring system and the descriptions of rooms displayed when you enter a new room or look around in Aethyr

Screenshot attached.

Some general info:

The game is called Aethyr and it is open-source :opensource: and written in Java :java:

You can find the source code here: https://github.com/Syncleus/AetherMUD

#gamedev #mmorpg #rpg #gaming #game #mud #programming #java #Aethyr

I did a little prototyping on a new layout for my game's character info. Not nearly complete (doesnt show most of the stats yet) but thought I'd share anyway. It at least gives an idea as to the direction im heading in on visualizing some of this stuff with just ASCII.

Some general info:

The game is called AetherMud and it is open-source :opensource: and written in Java :java:

You can find the source code here: https://github.com/Syncleus/AetherMUD

#gamedev #mmorpg #rpg #gaming #game #mud #programming #java

I did a little prototyping on a new layout for my game's character info. Not nearly complete (doesnt show most of the stats yet) but thought I'd share anyway. It at least gives an idea as to the direction im heading in on visualizing some of this stuff with just ASCII.

Some general info:

The game is called AetherMud and it is open-source :opensource: and written in Java :java:

You can find the source code here: https://github.com/Syncleus/AetherMUD

#gamedev #mmorpg #rpg #gaming #game #mud #programming #java

Woot! With my latest commit I have officially converted 100% of the #AetherMUD codebase to be backed by #Ferma (meaning any GraphDB, specifically OrientDB in this case). The old system was to just store it as raw JSON on the file system.

AetherMUD is Open-source :opensource: written in Java :java:

It is an MMORPG, text based, and played through telnet/ssh. More info here:

https://github.com/Syncleus/AetherMUD/

#NoSQL #GameDev #Gaming #Programming #MUD #MMORPG #RPG #Java

So I decided part of the reason development on #AetherMUD is going so slow is me repeating the same code in my DAO layer in multiple spots. A bit of a shortcoming of #Ferma

Ferma is a database extraction layer for graph databases

Luckily as the founder of Ferma I can always just add new features to the code base there (its also open-source). So im going to try to toss in some new Ferma features for handling sets and object copying.

For those interested the source code :opensource: for both are below, they are written in Java :java:

https://github.com/Syncleus/AetherMUD

https://github.com/Syncleus/Ferma

#Java #OSS #FOSS #GameDev #Gaming #NoSQL #GraphDB #OpenSource

So I started working on my text based MMORPG again last night (referred to as MUDs). I am going to convert the world data from JSON text yo using a graph database through. #Ferma instead. The world is the only thing left to convert, items spawns and character data was already converted. After that I'll work on getting the fight dynamics to where I want it.

The game is called AetherMud and it is open-source :opensource: and written in Java :java:

You can find the source code here: https://github.com/Syncleus/AetherMUD

#gamedev #mmorpg #rpg #gaming #game #mud #programming #java

So I started working on my text based MMORPG again last night (referred to as MUDs). I am going to convert the world data from JSON text yo using a graph database through. #Ferma instead. The world is the only thing left to convert, items spawns and character data was already converted. After that I'll work on getting the fight dynamics to where I want it.

The game is called AetherMud and it is open-source :opensource: and written in Java :Java:

You can find the source code here: https://github.com/Syncleus/AetherMUD

#gamedev #mmorpg #rpg #gaming #game #mud #programming #java

An animated gif of the open-source library #APARAPI :opensource: doing an N-body simulation. The blue dots are low-mass and the red dots are high-mass objects. Its written in Java :java: and runs on the GPU.

Aparapi is an Open-source framework for executing native Java and Scala code on the GPU.

github.com/Syncleus/aparapi

http://Aparapi.com

#GPGPU #OpenCL #OpenGL #OpenSource #OSS #FOSS #HPC #GPU #Aparapi #Java #Scala #GPU

An animated gif of the open-source library #APARAPI :opensource: doing an N-body simulation. The blue dots are low-mass and the red dots are high-mass objects. Its written in Java :java: and runs on the GPU.

Aparapi is an Open-source framework for executing native Java :java: and Scala code on the GPU.

github.com/Syncleus/aparapi

http://Aparapi.com

#GPGPU #OpenCL #OpenGL #OpenSource #OSS #FOSS #HPC #GPU #Aparapi #Java #Scala #GPU