Hacknet language

[Sholtor]

I was just wondering what language was used to create hacknet, if you can tell me that is.

[thePalindrome]

It uses C#, the .NET framework, and XNA FNA, the unholy trinity of broken games.

Luckily we have competent devs that were able to get it to work :P

EDIT:
It switched to a version of xna called FNA, that isn't proprietary from microsoft

[thePalindrome]

Originally posted by Rain Shatter:

trinity of broken games? but game is running fine...mostly....i am not that deep in programming stuff. i only know some basics.
don´t forget the competent reply speed of the community and its Mods. only Hacknet Community has such a good working support.

C# is Microsoft stealing from Java and giving it a C name for street cred.
.NET is Microsoft realizing C# is broken and adding more to it to try and fix it
XNA is Microsoft adding waaaay too much to .net for game development ;)

As you may have guessed, I don't care much for microsoft's works :P

[Sholtor]

Thanks everyone!

[Weeb]

Originally posted by thePalindrome:

Originally posted by Rain Shatter:

trinity of broken games? but game is running fine...mostly....i am not that deep in programming stuff. i only know some basics.
don´t forget the competent reply speed of the community and its Mods. only Hacknet Community has such a good working support.

C# is Microsoft stealing from Java and giving it a C name for street cred.
.NET is Microsoft realizing C# is broken and adding more to it to try and fix it
XNA is Microsoft adding waaaay too much to .net for game development ;)

As you may have guessed, I don't care much for microsoft's works :P

Thaaaat is not true,java and c# are complitly different.

[thePalindrome]

I never said java is the same as C#.

I said that M$ stole a lot of things (reflection, the packages, etc.) from Java, then changed enough that they could release it as is without royalties.

Friendly reminder that java lets you define a private method to a public one, and change any public method!

That means a third-party java application could edit a normal java application to be malicious!

</rant>