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109Celsius

Just curious, what's the licence for open sprites ?

cheeseeater

Seems I've made a bit of a mess up. I merged a repo from a user called 109C, which I thought was Liam48D. I've reverted the merge to how it was again.

109Celsius

cheeseeater wrote:
Seems I've made a bit of a mess up. I merged a repo from a user called 109C, which I thought was Liam48D. I've reverted the merge to how it was again.

Ah yes, that was the node version I was working on. Also, something seems a little weird with the revert… might just be on my side though.

cheeseeater

109Celsius wrote:
Just curious, what's the licence for open sprites ?

Ahh, hello. I've yet to decide what license the work will be under, but I think it should be a group decision. After all, it's their code too.

MegaApuTurkUltra

cheeseeater wrote:
109Celsius wrote:
Just curious, what's the licence for open sprites ?
Ahh, hello. I've yet to decide what license the work will be under, but I think it should be a group decision. After all, it's their code too.

Mit, lgpl, or Apache 2 are all fine. You guys choose the best one.

cheeseeater

MegaApuTurkUltra wrote:
cheeseeater wrote:
109Celsius wrote:
Just curious, what's the licence for open sprites ?
Ahh, hello. I've yet to decide what license the work will be under, but I think it should be a group decision. After all, it's their code too.
Mit, lgpl, or Apache 2 are all fine. You guys choose the best one.

Going with MIT. I'm guessing that's OK with everyone?

goldfish678

cheeseeater wrote:
MegaApuTurkUltra wrote:
cheeseeater wrote:
109Celsius wrote:
Just curious, what's the licence for open sprites ?
Ahh, hello. I've yet to decide what license the work will be under, but I think it should be a group decision. After all, it's their code too.
Mit, lgpl, or Apache 2 are all fine. You guys choose the best one.
Going with MIT. I'm guessing that's OK with everyone?

It's OK with me.

Firedrake969

MIT or gpl both work for me; preferably not Apache

ChocolatePi

Yep MIT

cheeseeater

Firedrake969 wrote:
MIT or gpl both work for me; preferably not Apache

I read the Apache license, and it was just to long and complicated in my opinion. Best to keep it short and sweet, so users understand. I also like what the MIT license allows, too.

Zappy1333

cheeseeater wrote:
Zappy1333 wrote:
I'd love to help (as much as I can…) I can do HTML and CSS OK so can I help with that.

Github account name: zappy1333
Welcome to the team!

Thanks!
Here's my account

cheeseeater

Zappy1333 wrote:
cheeseeater wrote:
Zappy1333 wrote:
I'd love to help (as much as I can…) I can do HTML and CSS OK so can I help with that.

Github account name: zappy1333
Welcome to the team!
Thanks!
Here's my account

Thanks. I've invited you, so to join, go check the email you registered your account with.

andrewjcole

Whatever happens, guys, don't let this turn out like Gwiddle or MeowMobile. Both awesome ideas, but arguments and disagreements stopped or halted the projects. It seems for it to be common for these types of things to go down in flames.

Also, any chance of support for resources for Scratch mods? Explore 3.4 comes to mind :3

Last edited by andrewjcole (Feb. 1, 2015 20:44:27)

cheeseeater

andrewjcole wrote:
Whatever happens, guys, don't let this turn out like Gwiddle or MeowMobile. Both awesome ideas, but arguments and disagreements stopped or halted the projects. It seems for it to be common for these types of things to go down in flames.

Yeah, quite right. That is why I was rather hesitant in starting this project.

Everyone is allowed to express their opinion here, but disallowed to shoot down other's opinions.

I'm having some issues with the live alpha version of the site. For some reason, the PHP scripts are not working, and the LINKs to Google Fonts seem disengaged. I'm reluctant to change the file extension to .php because no one will be able to preview the files locally. I remember with Gwiddle, if I wanted to enable PHP without changing the extensions, I had to modify the .htaccess file. x10hosting doesn't seem to include one.

cheeseeater

andrewjcole wrote:
Also, any chance of support for resources for Scratch mods? Explore 3.4 comes to mind :3

What sort of resources?

I'm sure that if we get the site running, we can support some mod stuff too.

How can we generate pages with PHP for media uploads? We also need to change the homepage when a user is logged in. I'm starting to think that maybe x10hosting wasn't really the right host to use; we only get 2 databases.

cheeseeater

The PHP issue seems to be sorted by Firedrake, however it means that I cannot open the file locally.

Firedrake969

I can go page generation with PHP (based on logged-in-ness and stuff like that)

109Celsius

cheeseeater wrote:
andrewjcole wrote:
Also, any chance of support for resources for Scratch mods? Explore 3.4 comes to mind :3
What sort of resources? I'm sure that if we get the site running, we can support some mod stuff too.

How can we generate pages with PHP for media uploads? We also need to change the homepage when a user is logged in. I'm starting to think that maybe x10hosting wasn't really the right host to use; we only get 2 databases.

2 databases are plenty enough, though it depend how much data it can hold. If it's not enough, an alternative would be to store them in flat files.

cheeseeater

Firedrake969 wrote:
I can go page generation with PHP (based on logged-in-ness and stuff like that)

Ok, that's great.

109Celsius wrote:
2 databases are plenty enough, though it depend how much data it can hold. If it's not enough, an alternative would be to store them in flat files.

Ok then. I can also host a few extra databases if space grows tight. We also need to make sure that we aren't vulnerable to SQL Injections. I won't upload live versions with databases involved until we're sure it's secure. (Never forget Gwiddle)

cheeseeater

You all may want to consider this for opening PHP files.

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