korlibs
Maven description -> Multiplatform Kotlin Game Engine
It says it's a Multiplatform Kotlin Game Engine everywhere
https://mvnrepository.com/search?q=Soywiz+korte
As a new user it confuses me, which package I should use in my quarkus project to convert string templates from the database for usage in emails.
Also there is version 2.3.1, while this repo only has version 2.2.0. So I think these packages are wrong.
“For a quarkus project, converting string templates from the database for usage in emails” makes perfectly simple to use something with a Multiplatform Kotlin Game Engine description. Something like Multiplatform Kotlin Template Engine Would be probably just wrong for your description. :D
Just kidding.
Latest version was experimentally deployed from here: https://github.com/korlibs/korge-next
The problem is that I was expending like two days to make a new release of my libraries, so I joined all of them together and deploy them from there all at once. I though I put a specific description for each library independently on that project, but probably something went wrong. I will check 👍
Hey @soywiz , sadly now korte got upgraded to korge 2.4.1 xD https://search.maven.org/artifact/com.soywiz.korlibs.korte/korte/2.4.1/jar
Change: https://github.com/korlibs/korge-next To: https://github.com/korlibs/korte
Though strictly it is not incorrect; korte development happens on the korge-next repo :)
Let me grab a condom and start the action ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
Sounds like both sharing the same lib you update so updating korte to 2.4.1 gives me newer features/fixes? :D
Believe with me, life prefer to do it raw.
Unfortunately no new fixes or features. I put all the korlibs libraries in the korge-next repository because I appreciate my own time more than disk space :) And used to waste like a full day making releases, now I just invest a few minutes. But you will end having korte versions that are exactly the same than the previous one lol
You could use git submodules in the big project and automate repeating things. :)
Tried that approach here: https://github.com/korlibs/korlibs
It was painful, and had to invest a lot of time too, and some things didn't work. No approach is perfect, but this one is the one that works better for me right now after tried several