On Dec 1, 2006, at 11:55 AM, Matt Arnold wrote:
On 12/1/06, Betsemes <betsemes@gmail.com> wrote:On 12/1/06, Timo Paulssen <timonator@perpetuum-immobile.de> wrote: [ li'o ]> > I regarded such an implementation to be top priority over anything> > else, I went eagerly to see what changes were made. Boy, I was so> > disappointed. The looks and feel of the game seemed to be top priority> > rather than improving it's usefulness as a learning tool. >> well, actually i was only called to action by eppcott because he had a> design that he wanted to be implemented and i did just that...> and basically i have to apologise for my dukse lazni ness, but part of> it is caused by my disliking of the uglyness of PHP. OKWho has the skills and desire to upgrade jboselkei to give these features? Can jsk be rewritten in a language other than PHP? Why must we assume jsk will be abandoned instead of improved? -Eppcott
If we have very specific things, I might be able to do them. PHP is similar enough to
C++ that I can usually poke it a bit and make it do what I meant.Why would we want to rewrite jsk? What advantages would the new language have? And, out of curiosity, what database does jsk use? If it's something SQL, then php is probably pretty well suited -- based on the fact that SQL and PHP are used for a
pretty large number of other pages.But I don't claim to be an expert on any of this; it took me a few days to pull together code to print every record in a book database sorted by author and series in a
readable & usable manner.