looking for a bukkit dev to teach me

[liwaa]

I have already learned the basics in java watching 16 tutorials, im still watching, but i tried to make bukkit and found it hard, so i need a dev to help me with that, my budget is 5$ per 1 hour

 

[S Sen]

Do you have any base on Bukkit, or would it be as if you were starting new?

 

[liwaa]

Do you have any base on Bukkit, or would it be as if you were starting new?

I dont have any base at bukkit, i am atarting new

what ide you using?

Whats ide

 

[S Sen]

I dont have any base at bukkit, i am atarting new

Whats ide

Alright, I could possibly teach you. I will tell you, I am not as skilled as, say, a Hypixel developer, but I have made numerous Bukkit plugins, all effective and helpful. I taught myself to code Bukkit/Java, and I believe that someone should learn only the basics/ideas from someone, then expand on it themselves. I would teach you the basics of setting a plugin up, help you find your way around the API, explain the numerous actions you can use, triggers you can specify, and the basis of events.

And an IDE is a platform, so to say, in which you code. I highly recommend Eclipse, but I do know that many use IntelliJ(Did I spell that right?)

 

[SoldierAlex]

Alright, I could possibly teach you. I will tell you, I am not as skilled as, say, a Hypixel developer, but I have made numerous Bukkit plugins, all effective and helpful. I taught myself to code Bukkit/Java, and I believe that someone should learn only the basics/ideas from someone, then expand on it themselves. I would teach you the basics of setting a plugin up, help you find your way around the API, explain the numerous actions you can use, triggers you can specify, and the basis of events.

And an IDE is a platform, so to say, in which you code. I highly recommend Eclipse, but I do know that many use IntelliJ(Did I spell that right?)

Yeap you spelled it right :/.

 

[Stephen]

On YouTube look up: Pogostick29Dev
Really helpful. Or look up: TheNewBoston
Hope this helped

 

[liwaa]

Alright, I could possibly teach you. I will tell you, I am not as skilled as, say, a Hypixel developer, but I have made numerous Bukkit plugins, all effective and helpful. I taught myself to code Bukkit/Java, and I believe that someone should learn only the basics/ideas from someone, then expand on it themselves. I would teach you the basics of setting a plugin up, help you find your way around the API, explain the numerous actions you can use, triggers you can specify, and the basis of events.

And an IDE is a platform, so to say, in which you code. I highly recommend Eclipse, but I do know that many use IntelliJ(Did I spell that right?)

yeah i have eclipse, and if you would like to teach me add me on skype @ liwaa.digital

 

[liwaa]

I'd recommend InteliiJ because it gives you the imports you can import while coding.

Yeh but i find eclipse easier, cuz its tge most common in using, anyway if anyone is interested add me on skype at liwaa.digital

 

[S Sen]

I'd recommend InteliiJ because it gives you the imports you can import while coding.

If you mean it shows you what you can import, such as org.Bukkit.ChatColors, Eclipse does the same, all you have do is A) Scroll over the variable, or B) Press Shift+O

 

[S Sen]

you clearly dont understand what i mean. Let me show you[DOUBLEPOST=1434575772,1434575717][/DOUBLEPOST]
shutup nerd

What DO you mean?

 

[S Sen]

That is done on Eclipse as well I believe[DOUBLEPOST=1434576157,1434576118][/DOUBLEPOST]And to me, Eclipse is more user friendly. Especially when it comes to exporting your plugin, and configuring the build Libraries, as well as simply creating the project.

 

[S Sen]

Eh IntelliJ is better imo

Let's agree to disagree. And agree that I'm right. Settled ?

 

[deleteduser_345]

I have already learned the basics in java watching 16 tutorials, im still watching, but i tried to make bukkit and found it hard, so i need a dev to help me with that, my budget is 5$ per 1 hour

The reason why you think it is hard is because you know nothing of Java. I know most people will say this to you, but learn Java first. Trust me, I didn't do that at first and I ran into the same problems. I then figured out I need to learn Java first.

That's mainly the reason you have no idea what an IDE is and how to import various classes. Now, you don't have to do anything fancy with Java such as making a game, but you must know the fundamental design of good code.

In the end, most of the developers don't seem like they're going to teach you Java first, so I strongly recommend picking up a book or watching Youtube videos and learning more. After that, all you have to do is read the Bukkit API docs and it should come very easy.