From: Lyndon Samson <lyndon.samson@...>
Date: 2005-08-30T11:39:04+09:00
Subject: Re: Still looking for a Ruby MUD client

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On 8/30/05, Greg Millam <ruby-talk@lethalcode.net> wrote:
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> On Tue, Aug 30, 2005 at 06:51:22AM +0900, Dave Burt wrote:
> > I think a MUD is a good newbie project. I would recommend starting=20
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> > code. You will learn as you go, especially if you bounce ideas off more
> > experienced Rubyists. You could ask questions on this list. This way,=
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> > avoid only half-owning the project. And you can rewrite it later, when=
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> > figure out how you should have written it.
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> I've done this a few times, in multiple languages. Highly recommended.
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> Although I do have the benefit of working a lot on the PennMUSH engine.
> The only MUD-related project I've done in ruby that's still around is a
> 'bot' that connects to the mu* and players utilize online scripted
> commands to interact with its features.
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> If anyone's up for making a ruby mud game for the heck of it, I'm up for
> being included.


Sounds like fun, a basic engine shouldnt take long, then add features as we=
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go!


- Greg
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