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Originally Posted by lineskier
Collaborative Development...?
Seeing as many of the tasks are the same from robot to robot, (ie drive to target) I am wondering what people would think about working on the problem in a collaborative manner. Also if you were to work on a collaborative autonomous engine, what language would you want to use.
(any language is the right language, I'm not trying to open another debate about languages)
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This is what I was thinking. We could try to get a giant, inter-team project going, with each team responsible for certain sections of code, which gets tossed back and forth via e-mail, etc.
Should we start a sign-up list for those that want to do this over our 8-month break? I'm definitely psyched for this.
Edit: Plus, the rules would allow us to use this code next year (with modifications for the THAT game) as long as we keep releasing it to the public.
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31-03-2010, 20:28
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