[Addon] MultiTool

[DgtlSorcrs]

Sorry ken i didn't mean to come across as harsh as I was I just wanted to jump in before the mindless got ahold of the "just use jamba don't make your own" idea and beat this poor person off the forums in shame. I've seen quite a few good coders quit before they could really shine because their early work was similar to already existent works. Enough thread hijacking for me I'll go back to quietly stalking about in the macros threads

BettySue,

I very much appreciated your encouragement. At the same time, I took Ken's post in the spirit which I think he intended it. Is all good.

Thank you.

[wowphreak]

Keep at it more diversity is always good.

[Ken]

DgtlSorcrs:
You're always welcome to discuss addon development through private messages :)

Sorry ken i didn't mean to come across as harsh as I was I just wanted to jump in before the mindless got ahold of the "just use jamba don't make your own" idea and beat this poor person off the forums in shame. I've seen quite a few good coders quit before they could really shine because their early work was similar to already existent works. Enough thread hijacking for me I'll go back to quietly stalking about in the macros threads :D

No problem :)

[Simulacra]

Jamba[/url], why bother making the same thing? What differentiates this addon?

>.< you sound like my Dad

For asking valid questions/concerns?
Don't get me wrong, I don't mind answers like "because it's a good WoW API learning experience". I was just wondering ...
Maybe I sound like your dad, I found the above criticism on my post quite childish.

I found your post narrow minded, negative and dismissive of innovation, apparently I was incorrect.....apparently. Given that impression I thought the OP might feel the same way and be discouraged, instead of having a go at you I decided to make what I thought was a funny comment to lighten the mood which I would think was fairly obvious, of course since you're so dour you didn't find it funny nor understand its intent and instead thought it was childish, nice. Do you feel better now? You're not defensive at all are you? :S Gimme a break

[Jafula]

Congratulations on your release. Just noticed that your MultiTool v0.2.08 version is a release, not a beta. Cool.

[DgtlSorcrs]

Thanks,

I thought it was at a point where I had most of the features working the way I wanted and it's been working without error or complaint for me for some time. Of course, I just saw another thread here with someone having a problem, but now that I'm aware of him, Ill get that fixed up as soon as I figure out what the error is.

[elsegundo]

nice... more addon makers!! :thumbsup:

[DgtlSorcrs]

Been a while since I did any major updates (aside from fixing 3.1 group invite accept issues)

Added Auto Accept Resurrection feature.

I also moved my project from curseforge to wowace, so it should be a bit easier for me to update.

[Moorea]

I also moved my project from curseforge to wowace, so it should be a bit easier for me to update.

I thought it was just a skin difference, what is the difference/how is wowace easier ?

(I use curseforge subversion and it couldn't be easier I think, so I'm curious)

[DgtlSorcrs]

I also moved my project from curseforge to wowace, so it should be a bit easier for me to update.

I thought it was just a skin difference, what is the difference/how is wowace easier ?

(I use curseforge subversion and it couldn't be easier I think, so I'm curious)

The issue was that I had recently created a new addon (FlaskMinder) at wowace, and then realized that while they both appeared in my curse profile under My Projects, they were living in two different places. For my own sanity, I just consolodated both to wowace. I only mentioned the switch in case others had bookmarked the old location or something silly.

Now, wowace is where I go to manage all my tickets and such.

So, it's not that curseforge is better or worse than wowace, merely that I didn't want to be in two places.

I would have gone all to curseforge if I hadn't FINALLY (with help from the wowace IRC folks) gotten the subversion stuff working properly, as wowace ONLY uses repositories (no direct upload of zip files like curseforge offers.

However, now that I've worked out my issues, I really like using the SVN repository (whether curseforge or wowace) as I can update a lot more quickly without manually packaging.