Need people to teach me how to code/use java/make plugins
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I could do this. Only a few requirements:
You have a mic we could talk over
I would need to know what level you are (Do you need help with: Java in general, or just bukkit?)
You have a mic we could talk over
I would need to know what level you are (Do you need help with: Java in general, or just bukkit?)
What is the hourly rate? And also, how many lessons?
Ok, I can do this for 15$ an hour on the dot. What is your skype?
I will teach you whatever you need to know about the bukkit API, and make sure you understand everything, and can use it when you leave me.
I will teach you whatever you need to know about the bukkit API, and make sure you understand everything, and can use it when you leave me.
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Damn, most of the time I just give people these links:
http://wiki.bukkit.org/Plugin_Tutorial
http://wiki.bukkit.org/Event_API_Reference
https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/bukkit/
This is, if you already have experience with Java
And if you can't figure something out, there is always google, which most of the time ends you up with a link to dev.bukkit.org
A lot more people started learning java before you, and believe me,
(almost) all problems you will ever encounter, someone else has came across it and asked it on the web.
But to teach someone/getting teached for money? That's not the way I would do it :\
http://wiki.bukkit.org/Plugin_Tutorial
http://wiki.bukkit.org/Event_API_Reference
https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/bukkit/
This is, if you already have experience with Java
And if you can't figure something out, there is always google, which most of the time ends you up with a link to dev.bukkit.org
A lot more people started learning java before you, and believe me,
(almost) all problems you will ever encounter, someone else has came across it and asked it on the web.
But to teach someone/getting teached for money? That's not the way I would do it :\
He really wants help with a specific plugin, that he cant find a dev that will stick with it. It is actually quite hard to learn all of Bukkit's API
I mean, the documentation is pretty bad, jd.bukkit.org is always down, and most other people have no idea. Also, the specifics of the amount of version incompatibility really hinder learning broad bukkit API concepts.
It is also hard to debug, and I wish I had lessons, because I learned by myself, and with the help of a VERY good programmer with bukkit, who did it for free because he is my friend.
I mean, the documentation is pretty bad, jd.bukkit.org is always down, and most other people have no idea. Also, the specifics of the amount of version incompatibility really hinder learning broad bukkit API concepts.
It is also hard to debug, and I wish I had lessons, because I learned by myself, and with the help of a VERY good programmer with bukkit, who did it for free because he is my friend.
JD is always down? That's why I gave a spigot link 
And "learn all of bukkit's API" I never said that. you want something done? Try to look a single word up on the Javadocs,
like for chat, look up "chat" in the API and you'll come across AsyncPlayerChatEvent, need inventory interaction? search for "inventory" and you'll find InventoryInteractEvent. cancel it? Just do a event.setCancelled(true) as you have learned from my second link.
Debugging is easy as fck with stacktraces, bukkit coding is blessed by java for the stacktraces.
There is no such thing as version compatibility issues, if you use the correct version you want to make it for.
And beside that, the whole point of bukkit, is to function as an adapter for the versions, so plugins can run on (almost) all future versions.
And "learn all of bukkit's API" I never said that. you want something done? Try to look a single word up on the Javadocs,
like for chat, look up "chat" in the API and you'll come across AsyncPlayerChatEvent, need inventory interaction? search for "inventory" and you'll find InventoryInteractEvent. cancel it? Just do a event.setCancelled(true) as you have learned from my second link.
Debugging is easy as fck with stacktraces, bukkit coding is blessed by java for the stacktraces.
There is no such thing as version compatibility issues, if you use the correct version you want to make it for.
And beside that, the whole point of bukkit, is to function as an adapter for the versions, so plugins can run on (almost) all future versions.
Please please please learn some BASIC java before you get into bukkit. If you have a little knowledge of java, bukkit will come alot smoother. This is easily shown with people I have taught. The people who knew java easily understood majority of how to do shit, people who didnt were lost instantly.
Yes, use the correct version...
It is the WORST for version control.
Protocol packets change every minor update!
Also, Bukkit changes thing every update, and has caused many developers to leave because of that alone. . .
It is the WORST for version control.
Protocol packets change every minor update!
Also, Bukkit changes thing every update, and has caused many developers to leave because of that alone. . .
You teach?
I am ofcourse talking about the spigot version.
version control doesn't matter anyway if you are creating a plugin for a specific server.
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