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The Struggle of Developing Crossplatform

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  • 3
    Thats why paths should be relative to the project root and never outside ;)

    It could still bite you if chars that are illegal on one platform are used :/
  • 0
    Couldn't you just exclude the file in gitignore when still developing? 🤔
  • 0
    @Voxera actually it's just annoying to update the refrence everytime when commiting the Project to the other platform 😂😂
  • 0
    @DataSec i actually dont know. I mean alll Classpath's for the project are in that file.
  • 2
    Whyyy are you not using maven..?
  • 1
    @BindView because you are the first who told me to. Also its for School. There they are telling me to use BlueJ and NetBeans..

    I worked hard to get Eclipse on my Serverpart.

    Also is maven so much better?
  • 2
    @RobStyling yeah you can just

    <dependency>
    <asd>i wish to die</asd>
    </dependency>

    And it will pull the jars from the central maven repo automatically
  • 0
    @BindView do u know if it is in Arch's Base Repo?
  • 0
    @RobStyling its...what
    What is in archs repo
  • 2
    @RobStyling you can download it and run from extracted tarbal if it isnt available as Arch package

    Go for maven, thank @BindView later

    PS.: just recently found there is a maven repo for js dependencies that let you discard npm if you only use it for that 😍
  • 0
    @azous its built in with eclipse i think, you just gotta make a new mvn project, i dont understand what yall people wanna download
  • 2
    @BindView if he doesn't use eclipse or idea he might have to install/download it
  • 1
    @azous if he doesnt use eclipse or idea he probably enjoys suffering anyways
  • 1
    @BindView haha eclipse is suffering , I rather use emacs and terminal only
    :)
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    @azous u r ugly
  • 1
    @BindView not as much as eclipse :)
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