[diniro]

After lurking around in the botting community for quite a while, I have finally decided to try my luck at coding. I would like advice and answers my questions, please.

1. Do RuneMate Bot Author's use IntelliJ IDEA to Code?
2. Are RuneMate bots programmed in Java?
3. What's the RuneMate Develepor Support Slack?
4. What Advice would you give me?.
5. What's the quickest and most efficient way to learn how to code in 2019?
6. Is Java an easy program to learn?
7. How did you guy's' learn how to program in Java?
8. What web courses/websites would you recommend to me?

Thanks,

DN

 

[makutu]

After lurking around in the botting community for quite a while, I have finally decided to try my luck at coding. I would like advice and answers my questions, please.

1. Do RuneMate Bot Author's use IntelliJ IDEA to Code?
2. Are RuneMate bots programmed in Java?
3. What's the RuneMate Develepor Support Slack?
4. What Advice would you give me?.
5. What's the quickest and most efficient way to learn how to code in 2019?
6. Is Java an easy program to learn?
7. How did you guy's' learn how to program in Java?
8. What web courses/websites would you recommend to me?

Thanks,

DN

1. Largely, yes. But Eclipse is also a preferred editor for some developers.
2. Yes, or Kotlin, which compiles to the same bytecode but has a more user-friendly syntax. If you're looking to start from fresh, I'd recommend learning Kotlin.
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4. Be resourceful, use resources such as the Jdocs (Generated Documentation (Untitled)) and the development related channels in the Slack and Discord servers to ensure you're writing good code. Take criticism in your stride and listen to what others are telling you.
5. Take a beginners Java course so you can get the basic knowledge of the language and structure down, then download some open source bots from our store and have a read at those to understand how we structure our bots, then try write some on your own.
6. Yes, Kotlin is close to normal languages than Java making it even easier.
7. I personally learnt at university.
8. I haven't used one, but Pluralsight and Udemy can be great resources. For written resources, try going through the whole w3schools Java course at Java Tutorial.

Hope this helped in some way.

 

[diniro]

1. Largely, yes. But Eclipse is also a preferred editor for some developers.
2. Yes, or Kotlin, which compiles to the same bytecode but has a more user-friendly syntax. If you're looking to start from fresh, I'd recommend learning Kotlin.
3. Log in | Community | RuneMate
4. Be resourceful, use resources such as the Jdocs (Generated Documentation (Untitled)) and the development related channels in the Slack and Discord servers to ensure you're writing good code. Take criticism in your stride and listen to what others are telling you.
5. Take a beginners Java course so you can get the basic knowledge of the language and structure down, then download some open source bots from our store and have a read at those to understand how we structure our bots, then try write some on your own.
6. Yes, Kotlin is close to normal languages than Java making it even easier.
7. I personally learnt at university.
8. I haven't used one, but Pluralsight and Udemy can be great resources. For written resources, try going through the whole w3schools Java course at Java Tutorial.

Hope this helped in some way.

With this single reply, you have helped me more than ever. Thank you

 

[makutu]

With this single reply, you have helped me more than ever. Thank you

Let me know if you need anything else, I'm on the Slack server as well as my own Discord server (if you're interested in using my bots and want to chat more about them).

 

[fabreze]

I can show you 3 documentaries that will make you believe the earth is flat. If you're interested, hit me up and I'll give you the links. Don't be a sheep and believe what you hear from social media/mainstream media. All platforms have a liberal bias and censor truth posts. Do some researching and you'll soon find out we have all been lied to.

Take care friend

 

[diniro]

Let me know if you need anything else, I'm on the Slack server as well as my own Discord server (if you're interested in using my bots and want to chat more about them).

I appreciate that I just joined. Thank you for your help. I am starting Kotlin tomorrow

 

[swatarinaess]

1. Do RuneMate Bot Author's use IntelliJ IDEA to Code?
Yes, it is objectively the best IDE to use. Although I use the eclipse compiler because it is slightly more verbose than the Javac one.

2. Are RuneMate bots programmed in Java?
Java and/or Kotlin

3. What's the RuneMate Develepor Support Slack?
You can find it at: Join RuneMate Chat | RuneMate

4. What Advice would you give me?.
Read the javadocs and read some java/kotlin books to make sure you get the programming conventions down before doing anything super duper complex.

5. What's the quickest and most efficient way to learn how to code in 2019?
Books, looking at other code, and doing small projects.

6. Is Java an easy program to learn?
One of the easist languages to learn, as far as languages come.

7. How did you guy's' learn how to program in Java?
Projects, University, School, Side-projects, books, youtube tutorials, and bugging people.

8. What web courses/websites would you recommend to me?

• Java Tutorial
• Java | How to start learning Java - GeeksforGeeks
• Java
• Java Tutorial for Complete Beginners | Udemy
• Java Tutorial

 

[diniro]

Thanks, Swatarinaess