Platform Development, and Client Development

Well,

I wanted to let you guys know what is currently going on with the development of our major products of Visionire Studios, LLC.

Virtual Run-time Environment (VRE) Application Server
Platform Development Layer (PDL)

The two projects will play a vital role in the development of the future Visionire client.

The Virtual Run-time Environment (VRE) application server plays a big role in the overall communication between clients, and database. The server was developed in the Erlang OTP/Runtime Environment (www.erlang.org) The current status of this project, is online. An unstable release was made recently for communicating between the testbench client.

Developing a parsing synchronizer that basically translates the event messages received from the server and structures it where the client then can understand it more clear.

client:authenticate("username", "password").
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This seems like something you would tell your business partners rather than your fans. To be blunt, I don't think a lot of people really know what you're saying. That's just my opinion, anyway.

I agree with you Mark. Telling us that you have a client in development and such is something that the fans want to hear about. We don't care about parsing usernames and passwords and your server. We just want to be excited about what is coming.

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Hey Jonathan. Its more clearly explained in your post than in our recent conversation, now I get it lol. Good luck nonetheless.

Yeah, pretty much complete gibberish to me. As long as you're progressing nicely though, good job Can't wait to finally see something.

I understand it! Really all you need to know if you can't understand is just how much his platform has progressed. I remember when he first started it. He does things with director that you might not even be able to do in C. This engine could be used to program a full game without having to touch a bit of lingo(I think anyways, Once he's done).

Yeah, anyways...

You only have to write just a bit of lingo, and if you plan to write your own functions that the platform doesn't already provide. The great thing about the PDL, is that everything will be printed out in the (the stage).image, therefore no unwanted sprites in the score, unless you add them there yourself.

The rest will be done through the PDL. By creating the interface, then telling each button, or whatever what you want it to do. There is quite a lot of work to be done to the scripting environment, but I will manage it soon.

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Mark, and everyone posted towards his view. Everything I post, isn't for the viewers whom do not understand the technical side of things. I post based on development, if you do not understand it. Then you do not have to post. A post count isn't vital in this thread.

The only thing someone of your knowledge at least how you are basically saying that you don't understand anything above. You should just be able to scheme through and see. Oh wow, I am going to be able to use this platform one day. Have any problems with the this, and above posts, please refrain from posting here about it. I still accept private messages.

Fair do's.

Well programming isn't really a skill your average user will have. So maybe dumbing down the language would help people like me know what you're on about

It's great Visionire is progressing though

I understand what he's saying and I am thankful that everything is going smoothly.