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If this project interests you and you haven't already been in touch with the team, email guitar.robot@gmail.com for introductions and such.
You need a client. Any client "should" work, but it's a rough world out there... for now I recommend
Then you need a MUD (or MOO) to play on.
- Waterpoint
- waterpoint.moo.mud.org:8301
- (My favorite)
- LambdaMOO
- lambda.moo.mud.org:7777
- The first MOO is still alive and kicking.
I'm Crag on both but I don't stay logged in. If you want to chat on either email or IM me (guitar.robot@gmail.com) in advance.
Here's a great interactive tutorial: http://autotelicum.github.io/Smooth-CoffeeScript/interactive/interactive-coffeescript.html
Or try this: https://www.codeschool.com/courses/coffeescript
Check out hubot! https://hubot.github.com/
NOTE: As of 2015-06-04, this app is just an ExpressJS skeletion. The code is not as interesting as the documentation.
- Some kind of git
- nodejs.org
- Create a github account if you don't have one already
- Fork this project
- Clone your fork to your development host
- npm install
- npm start
Email Al requesting a shell account. You may specify a username up to 8 characters long or let him pick one for you.
If you're on Windows, download and install PuTTy. OS X and Linux distributions should already have an ssh client installed.
Use your ssh client to connect to the shared host.
At a command prompt:
ssh username@dev.thatsnice.org
where 'username' is whatever shell account you got setup for you before by Al.
You can use PuTTy from the command line, but it's a pain. Talk to Robert about how to make PuTTy easier to work with and then update this page to reflect that conversation.
As of 2015-06-06, the project's coding style is still in flux, but it is at least partially documented.