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1. Re: Quick Save Maps Free Edition

   

   Reply by FelixSchl · Jul 2014 · Home› Technical Talk

   All, I am currently putting all efforts into a language port from javascript to livescript. I hope that the code will be easier to maintain and extend in the long run. No more 3000 lines of code in one file!!! Isaiah, here is it packed up with zxp for now: latest (untested) version using zxp

2. Re: Quick Save Maps Free Edition

   

   Reply by FelixSchl · Jun 2014 · Home› Technical Talk

   Thanks, I just updated all links. Stromberg, subsequent releases will be in zxp then. Farfarer, sounds cool. Do you want to submit a pr? I was actually almost frightened getting back into my own code tbh. Could certainly do with a good refactor. But don't fix it if it ain't broke. Would be interested in having a look at…

3. Re: Quick Save Maps Free Edition

   

   Reply by Farfarer · Aug 2014 · Home› Technical Talk

   I've got a version that supports TIFF if you want it? Just edited the code a little.

4. Re: Quick Save Maps Free Edition

   

   Reply by FelixSchl · Aug 2014 · Home› Technical Talk

   I'm into Python. I'm also into Haskell. Livescript's syntax reminds of both. I think you might like coding in it. Cannot blame you for wanting to stay away from js.

5. Re: Quick Save Maps Free Edition

   

   Reply by Farfarer · Jun 2014 · Home› Technical Talk

   Just picked this up and it's pretty damn awesome, so thanks :) And thanks for writing such clean code, too - it was very easy to add in the option for TIFF as an additional format choice.

6. Quick Save Maps Free Edition

   

   Topic by FelixSchl · Jan 2012 · Home› Technical Talk

   That's right. It most certainly is a bold move but I decided to provide a free edition of Quick Save Maps to the community. It includes all core functionality and is completely free to use for non-commercial projects. I really hope you guys appreciate it and that I am not stepping on anyone's foot here. I am also excited…