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<p>Given the way this continues, I want to migrate all development into a GitHub organization and set up a community in our own right, hopefully refactoring TaimiHUD into a set of addons and libraries.</p> <p>Given the way this continues, I want to migrate all development into a GitHub organization and set up a community in our own right, hopefully refactoring TaimiHUD into a set of addons and libraries.</p>
<h2>Nexus, ArcDPS and arcloader</h2> <h2>Nexus, ArcDPS and arcloader</h2>
<p>Delta (the author of Nexus, not to be confused with deltaconnected, the author of ArcDPS (not to be confused with arcnmx, my wife)) has been a relatively accomodating addon loader creator, although we have our share of disagreements. In Nexus's future, I would like to see it licensed under a proper open-source license, instead of simply being source-available, whether or not I think the codebase is the epitome of what it could necessarily be.</p> <p>Delta (the author of Nexus, not to be confused with deltaconnected, the author of ArcDPS (not to be confused with arcnmx, my wife)) has been a relatively accomodating addon loader creator, although we have our share of disagreements. In Nexus's future, I would like to see it licensed under a proper open-source license, instead of simply being source-available, whether or not I think the codebase is the epitome of what it could necessarily be.</p>
<p>Often, it feels like decisions are relatively slapdash... an example of this would be textures being a shared asset amongst addons, thus never being unloaded/garbage-collected/..., causing &quot;memory leaks&quot; should one use Nexus's own texture loader implementation for their code.</p> <p>Often, it feels like decisions are relatively slapdash, disconnected from the context or potential use an addon might have for things... an example of this would be textures being a shared asset amongst addons, thus never being unloaded/garbage-collected/..., causing &quot;memory leaks&quot; should one use Nexus's own texture loader implementation for their code.</p>
<p>Given that Raidcore's own internal project on Pathing for the last year has been a ...gentle fiasco in its own right, I do find the closed-source nature of those developments upsetting. At least if they had shared our paradigm, someone else would be able to take the torch and continue the work that needs doing, working from the source-code, however low the author's own opinions of it are?</p> <p>Given that Raidcore's own internal project on Pathing for the last year has been a ...gentle fiasco in its own right, I do find the closed-source nature of those developments upsetting. At least if they had shared our paradigm, someone else would be able to take the torch and continue the work that needs doing, working from the source-code, however low the author's own opinions of it are?</p>
<p>My wife has a lot of opinions on the current state of Nexus, and I think she should make a blogpost of her own to talk about them in detail. Her work in wanting to be able to load TaimiHUD without using Nexus led to her own project, <a href="https://github.com/arcnmx/arcloader">arcloader</a> and I think it's very cute! (it's also MIT licensed 💜💜💜, what a chad!)</p> <p>My wife has a lot of opinions on the current state of Nexus, and I think she should make a blogpost of her own to talk about them in detail. Her work in wanting to be able to load TaimiHUD without using Nexus led to her own project, <a href="https://github.com/arcnmx/arcloader">arcloader</a> and I think it's very cute! (it's also MIT licensed 💜💜💜, what a chad!)</p>
<h2>Long-term</h2> <h2>Long-term</h2>