Elite Frontier

The latest declarative_authorization uses requires the use Ruby 1.8.7 and is incompatible with the Heroku Aspen stack, therefore if you are on the Aspen stack, you must migrate to the Bamboo stack that has Ruby 1.8.7.

After you have migrated to the Bamboo stack, you will find that your Heroku app will not start, this is because incompatible gems have been pulled in, which conflict with Rack 1.1.0, when Heroku adds the declarative_authorization gem.

To prevent pulling in the incompatible gems, specify in the .gems file:

declarative_authorization --ignore-dependencies

For more details: http://docs.heroku.com/rails236

System Agent AI “Agent Smith” is now online!

In case you didn’t know, the Agents are there to keep order and prevent the Players from becoming ‘Neo’ and hacking the game world, from inside. NPC System Agents will patrol the system looking for anomalies and punish those that attempt to overthrow or hack the game world.

Daimoku Multi-Programmer Online is an environment written in Ruby and ActiveRecord and implemented using Why’s Freaky-Freaky Sandbox. Daimoku allows multiple Ruby programmers to chat, share code and objects in real-time in an EW-Two-style environment.

Visit http://daimoku.elitefrontier.org for more information

Daimoku Multi-Programmer Online is an environment written in Ruby and ActiveRecord and implemented using Why’s Freaky-Freaky Sandbox. Daimoku allows multiple Ruby programmers to chat, share code and objects in real-time in an EW-Two-style environment.

System Agent AIs

NPC System Agents are now online. The only thing left is to program their AI to look for game world anomalies.

In case you didn’t know, the Agents are there to keep order and prevent the Players from becoming ‘Neo’ and hacking the game world, from inside. NPC System Agents will patrol the system looking for anomalies and punish those that attempt to overthrow or hack the game world.

Alpha Testers Wanted

If you’re interested in being an alpha tester and messing around with the system, send an e-mail to [rdegraci @ gmail com] with the subject “Request Daimoku Alpha Test”.

Any questions? Just ask in the comments.