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making a client

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whats a good language to learn to make a rs client that complys with jagex rules.

 

 

 

i know visual basic,c and java as well as php,js, and html

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Well I made my first one in HTML and JavaScript, was pretty easy, but you cannot make anything advance without difficulty in JavaScript

 

Therefore the one that im currently making will also be using php for stats lookup etc.

 

 

 

It depends what you want to learn really, there are a lot of excellent RS clients out there so I just created mine as a learning project.

does anyone know what language swftswitch was made in?
It says exactly what language it was written in on the SwiftSwitch homepage.

There's a couple viable options.

 

 

 

1) write it in Java which has some rather optimized gui libraries and is multi platform

 

2) write it in c++ and use a decent compiler.

 

3) write it in visual basic and watch it suck

 

4) write it in visual c++ and let it fool you into thinking it's different than writing it in vb

 

5) write it in Java which has some rather optimized gui libraries and is multi platform

 

6) reconsider why you're writing one and ensure that it's worth the effort you're going to put into it.

 

 

 

Did I say Java already?

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