Closed Niadevv closed 10 years ago
Well, there are some problems with that: 1) There is no realdrummer.com website. 2) It makes it sound like I'm the only one getting credit, which isn't really fair since there are other people on the project. 3) I always hated that convention because you get a bunch of pointless folders.
Besides all that, it would mess with code in the Corundum.secure() method. I'd prefer to leave it as-is.
I suppose they're good reasons. Well, my setup does work, so it wouldn't be too much of a biggie. I want to note that I also don't have a niadel.co.uk site, though, and I do still use co.uk.niadel for my stuff (You can tell I don't expect my stuff to be big. .co.uk sites are UK sites that are for small companies if memory serves).
In traditional java naming convention, it's usually along the lines of com.yourname.product, rather than Product. The main reason for this is so Corundum looks a bit more "official". Also, it's so I can have the Corundum sources in my dev workspace in the src folder next to the MC sources. Perhaps the code could be under an src folder on the Github as well? Example structure:
src ---com -------realdrummer ----------corundum -------------[code and subpackages] README.md .gitignore LICENSE
I'd do it straight away myself, but I'd like to discuss the matter further before the actual change, as there would probably be some repercussions I'm not aware of.