Mod Updating to 1.8 Progress Spreadsheet

[xbony2]

A while ago, I started working on a spreadsheet to show the progress of mods as they update (or don't update!) to 1.8 MC, as inspired from this old one. Thanks to @portablejim it's now a website!

Yes, I realize this is really early, especially since 1.8 hasn't official even come out yet. I'm getting a head-start, since there's about 6000 known updated mods. And I want to get some extra craziness points

Go here for the site

 

[Skyqula]

Oh boy

 

[Wagon153]

But there isn't even Forge for 1.8!

 

[portablejim]

You definitely are getting in early.

What is the condition for a mod to be listed? Why have you listed the mods that you have?

 

[RenzosNips]

But there isn't even Forge for 1.8!

In before @immibis updates Podzel to Diamonds a week after 1.8 release

 

[portablejim]

If you know how to without the email complications, please tell me Theoretically though, you can send something like a pull request which I can approve (theoretically, it works on documents at least).

Why not have something like this page I made up. Then you can actually do pull requests. (fork it if you want, or I can add you as a collaborator, or if it is a dumb idea, I'll get rid of it.)

 

[Yusunoha]

the early bird catches the worm

 

[xbony2]

You definitely are getting in early.

What is the condition for a mod to be listed? Why have you listed the mods that you have?

Basically, any mods. List will expand later. You might even get to see me change it live

 

[xbony2]

Why not have something like this page I made up. Then you can actually do pull requests. (fork it if you want, or I can add you as a collaborator, or if it is a dumb idea, I'll get rid of it.)

That's a pretty good idea actually ^_^ having to know html though is sort of tough though, you have to type a lot more. I wonder if it's possible to make a program to auto-generate the html. Going to check if google has an API for this type of thing.

Edit: Haha! Gonna read dis. Looks pretty confusing though >.>

 

[portablejim]

That's a pretty good idea actually ^_^ having to know html though is sort of tough though, you have to type a lot more. I wonder if it's possible to make a program to auto-generate the html.

How is this page? XML just got beautiful. (Look at the source to see the reduction in typing)

 

[xbony2]

How is this page? XML just got beautiful. (Look at the source to see the reduction in typing)

That's pretty awesome actually, 10/10 will use just sent a pull request updating it.

 

[portablejim]

That's pretty awesome actually, 10/10 will use just sent a pull request updating it.

and pulled

 

[xbony2]

I think we're moving over then seems nice.

 

[portablejim]

Do you want me to add you as a contributor (so you can commit directly)?

 

[xbony2]

Do you want me to add you as a contributor (so you can commit directly)?

Yeah, that would be great also @master801

 

[portablejim]

Yeah, that would be great also @master801

done

 

[immibis]

That's a pretty good idea actually ^_^ having to know html though is sort of tough though, you have to type a lot more. I wonder if it's possible to make a program to auto-generate the html.

XSLT, if you want to do it client-side? Example from something really old - check the source code

 

[portablejim]

XSLT, if you want to do it client-side? Example from something really old - check the source code

That's exactly what I am doing.

 

[xbony2]

That's exactly what I am doing.

Reminds me to add immibis' mods at least

 

[xbony2]

Btw @immibis , are you going to be the first to make a 1.8 mod?