Hutch79
Hey, that’s me đź‘‹
I’m a 20yo Swiss dude, who is interested in programming stuff and Minecraft.
I already released some Plugins on SpigotMC and love to play around with Docker servers. I manage them with Portainer in a LXC, which runs on a Proxmox installation.
Currently, I’m doing an Apprenticeship where I learn lots about Electronics, but I want to head into Software Development as soon as possible. Luckily for me, I can start a new apprenticeship right after the current one!
I gathered some experience in C, C++ and Python in my Apprenticeship, but to be honest, I really don’t like C and C++.
My Python knowledge is a bit more useful. I learned about GuiZero and gathered my first experiences with OOP. I may look into Django a bit if I find time for it.
Apart from that I have learned Java to code my first Plugin which was a Cookie Clicker. This was a school project where I had 12 weeks to do something. It also counted in my final grade. But since it was my first Java experience, it’s just terrible ^^
Yea, it works, but that’s it. Nearly no config options and the code is a mess! So I’m rewriting everything from scratch.
My Plugins
CookieClicker
I think you all know what a CookieClicker is.
If not, here’s a little description.
You click a cookie to get cookies. You can buy upgrades to get more cookies per click.
That’s it!
This Plugin was my First Plugin!
I did it because of a school project. We needed to do something of our choice and finish it in 12 weeks.
Since I always wanted to learn Java, this was the perfect option to do so. Till now, I always found an excuse to not learn it, but here it was, the perfect excuse to finally do it!
If you want to read more about the development of this Plugin, go an check out the Buttons below!
One will send you to the SpigotMC page where you can download the plugin and the other will send you to another more detailed site of the development.
F-Command
The F-Command plugin was my second Plugin.
And it’s the first one which I was really happy with from the beginning.
I already had experience from the Cookie Clicker and therefore knew some of the no-gos and rules to code in a cleaner and more professional way.
Also, I finally got my head around a dynamic config reader.
This means that the config is not static with 10 options. You can add as many options as you wish, and the code just executes every provided option.
Probably the environment was a big plus!
I developed this Plugin on my holiday’s in Thailand. It was awesome sitting on a sunbed and type some code.