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I'm making a guide on how to design a framework that I design, completely written by me. Telling them how everything works. Networking with Netty, loading the cache with OpenRS, etc. Once I have a base, then I can write guides on content. I don't plan on letting people figure things out for themselves completely.
Pretty much learned almost everything server-sided. Right now, I would need to learn the basics of frameworks. I don't really understand the relation between client and server. Only things I understand right now is that the matrix base is basically a forced decoded version of the RS client and that it overwrites alot of data constantly based on user input to then send it to the server on the form of packets. I'm part of the minority that wants to produce a quality server but I don't feel too much safe with normal voice-to-voice tutorials/classes because I'm still not that fluent in English. This guide would definately help me.
The main idea of this guide would essentially be to provide a solution to the struggles listed above.
In the guide, I'd explain how to find the login and ondemand details, how to make the client and server connect, refactoring various methods and files, etc. I would also provide a much cleaner and more simplistic alternative to Matrix. I've seen this issue when looking into the current choices for server downloads - either it's too complicated for most to figure out, or it's messy code that could be written much cleaner. My goal is to solve that issue, and make things more neat, and easier to understand.
I think this is a good idea, it'll benefit a lot of people.
I think people will really benefit from a tutorial like this, as I myself would love to write my own framework but just lack the knowledge in certain areas such as the cache related stuff, but obviously this guide would mainly benefit the people who have a keen interest in learning rather than the enjoyment of actually running a rsps
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