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I have a project idea, but before even looking into it, I want to know if it is possible, both actually possible and in compliance with the rules, to run it. The idea is a quick-to-use multi-viewer doodling service, something similar to Google Docs, but for doodling, and without having to log...

I've had the same problem. I had reset my account password the day before, I don't know if that is relevant.

Awesome game, not for everyone, but for many. (Specially if you're the kind of person to develop a website :P) Does anyone here have a list of favorite structures or are proud of their own? Who's big on redstone circuits? :D

2445 hours studying

2406 bytes of faulty code

2393 trolls...

2467 Very creative posts.

2464 snowflakes i would have wanted

2423 people yelling "a whole lot"

2421 hours of sweltering heat remaining

2418 fiishies in the ocean

2413 guests at home

2403 lags on skype

2399 fun times :D

2838 hours in the heat

Yeah, I just hadn't realised you could simply load the commands as "classes" in another JS file (or the same one, who knows) using simple PHP

Thanks for the replies guys, really helps Although, I may have started this a little too late because the term is about to begin, I'll try to work on this but i probably won't be able to do much. I have a general idea of how it would work. Thanks everyone!

But I still wanted to integrate some syntax-help, so, real-time server requests (which I believe are banned), but I guess it's not extremely important, specially since I don't really have time to learn a new language for a few months and even JavaScript is practically new to me.

I mean, when I hit enter, can JavaScript Isolate whatever comes before the first " " (space) character and search through a file for the corresponding command, supplying the arguments?

Is ruby Serrver-Side code? If it is, I still want to know if JavaScript can go through a file, and if it can't, if there is a client-side code which can.