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(App) Professions Skill Explorer Ver. 2.2 - IceCorp - 2011-09-28
Ascension is finally here, so I thought i'd fix this up in case anyone still wanted to use it.
Bomber Wrote:I like it, but I don't download programs often. Thanks I might try it... If I have the memory.
A little over one month later, this issue has finally been addressed. Memory usage should no longer be a problem.
(App) Professions Skill Explorer Ver. 2.2 - MysticHLE - 2011-09-28
I'll consider using this if it's open-source.
(App) Professions Skill Explorer Ver. 2.2 - IceCorp - 2011-09-28
Unfortunately, I have no plans to make this an open source project, so there is no need for you to consider any further.
If you have any questions about the application, feel free to private message me.
In the mean time, check out these links as an alternative:
Collaborative Recipe Droplist
MapleStory Chaos: Profession Recipe Guide
(App) Professions Skill Explorer Ver. 2.2 - Eos - 2011-09-28
IceCorp Wrote:Unfortunately, I have no plans to make this an open source project
As obnoxious as he is, I still don't see why not, myself. It's not like your code in this instance is any great secret. You could get some experience using one of the open SVN repositories like SourceForge, publish it where everyone can see you're the original author/owner, and even get additional community input on how it can be improved and potentially learn new techniques like using XML or embedded databases as we discussed. Collaboration with others is good experience and since you own the project in whatever you shove it in you'd have final say over what gets incorporated and anyone stealing your work and trying to claim it as their own has an easily pinpointed online proof of who the original author was and when.
Making it open source also increases the number of people willing to vouch for the safety of the code and endorse it.
For the little effort it's a good pay back, so please don't summarily dismiss the idea just because it was suggested by an ass.
(I still think these sorts of things are better as webapps in most cases myself, then there's no security concerns and you can cram ad on the page and get a bit of revenue from usage to encourage you to keep updating it and making it better)
(App) Professions Skill Explorer Ver. 2.2 - IceCorp - 2011-09-30
Well, as you already know, this one was one of my first applications, and the coding is just an absolute mess.
Nevertheless, I will definitely think about it. Maybe sometime in the future, when my coding has improved enough to use an embedded database?
(App) Professions Skill Explorer Ver. 2.2 - Eos - 2011-09-30
You shouldn't withhold because you're afraid of looking stupid or having done it poorly.
If anything, getting the input and advice from others via open sourcing is the best way to learn because you can apply directly to something you actually are passionate about (or at least interested in).
(App) Professions Skill Explorer Ver. 2.2 - IceCorp - 2011-10-01
Well, the source is out.
Enjoy!
(App) Professions Skill Explorer Ver. 2.2 - Eos - 2011-10-01
IceCorp Wrote:Well, the source is out.
Enjoy!
Congratulations, hopefully your courage will be rewarded by learning something new or improving what you already know.