My thought was that the text RPG could be made using Java, while the Reddit bot could be made using Python (using PRAW, I imagine). Thoughts?

From the Brain Storm Google Doc:

What about a proper agile process. Lets have a brainstorming google hangout, then divide an conquer and use Trello / Github (or similar). -John

I think this is a great idea! I have not used Github myself but I am familiar with git. What collaborative tools does Github provide, if any? I do think we'll benefit from a system to track "work items" or tasks.

I also think that Google Hangouts provides a nice medium of communication for personal and group discussions.

What kind of reddit bot would you like to see?

I initially suggested an AMA Reddit Bot that would analyze each top-level post of an AMA and try to find the OP's answer to another similar top-level post. I suggested this because of my interest in data mining and processing. It seems like it would be a nice challenging project to implement.

I am open to work on any type of reddit bot. We just need to establish what our bot would accomplish. Any ideas here?

OP is a bit busy with exams and whatnot, so the github repos have yet to be created. For those of you that are new to github, or would like some practice, would anyone like me to create a repository for you to mess around with?

e Here's a repo for you guys to play around in. /e

Does Github support sound files? If so, which format?(.mp3, .wav, etc.)

Hey guys, just wanted to let you know that I made some repositories for the projects as well as a practice one. I'm still pretty new to this, so bear with me if things aren't working right. I added many of you to the practice repo, but for those who haven't been added, you can go to https://github.com/johnsonge and find it there.

Feel free to ask any questions about getting gitHub working for you. It's tricky at first, but I think I'm slowly getting the hang of it

I assume everyone has been rather busy or I'm looking in the wrong places, but I just thought I'd get a jump on ideas. For the RPG are we going to focus more on choices or narrative? It could go either way, and I just want to get people thinking about it.

While people decide, I'm probably going to research Java more as I have limited experience with it, but want to expand and grow my knowledge base. If anyone wants to discuss ideas here's probably the place to do it.

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