Major 4.0 - The Graphical Update

Major Features

• All languages can (if possible) can use any third-party (listed in a requirements.txt file in the main folder, seperated by new line characters) or built-in library and create user interfaces inside of a seperate window enviornment, and on mobile or any touch screen device, if there are any blanks to fill in, a virtual keyboard will appear if you touch it without a mouse.

• You can have multiple files and "tabs" open for each, and can interact with eachother, having a database or a json file or even images

Languages

• Added Java

  • Java is a highly versatile and general-purpose language that runs on almost any device, powering things like Minecraft. Located under PHP

• Added Chef

  • Chef is a new esolang added to the new collection. Chef is a language that looks like a cookbook. It is stack based, and isn't the best. Located under BrainF Fun to try!

Update and Hotfix Changes

• The current numbering system is weird, every update a new number comes out, even a small update. I decided that it will change,

• Major updates will update to a new number, for example, say the latest update is 4.1, a HUGE update will bring it to 5.0, which it does now.

• New change to the update system, brings new code names.

  • Hotfixes are still called Hotfixes

  • Smaller scale updates are called Minors

  • Larger scale updates are called Majors

More Information

• Hotfixes

  • Hotfixes will now be major.minor.hotfix

  • For example, an original hotfix for Update 4.0 would be 4.1, and another hotfix is 4.2, and the next update, 5.0.

  • Now, a new hotfix for Major 4.0 would be 4.0.1, and another hotfix is 4.0.2, and the next Minor, 4.1, and the next Major, 5.0.

• Minors

  • Minors are the smaller scale updates.

  • Say the most recent version is 4.0.2, a Minor releasing would bring it from 4.0.2 to 4.1.

• Majors

  • Majors are the larger scale updates.

  • Say the most recent version is 4.0.2, a Major releasing would bring it from 4.0.2 to 5.0.

• Hotfix, Minor, and Major Names

  • Updates previously didn't have names; just called their update number.

  • Minors and Majors will be named a specifc name

  • Minors and Majors might still have the word "Update" in them, as "Minor" or "Major" didn't seem right. Think this Major name with "Major" in it. "The Graphical Major" doesn't roll right off the tounge...

  • Hotfixes won't have specific names; they can be called "<Minor/Major Name> Hotfix <Hotfix Number>"

    • For example, 4.0.2 could be called, "The Graphical Update Hotfix 2"

OnlineCode Archives

• New page! OnlineCode Archives! (https://sites.google.com/view/onlinecode/home/archives/)

• This houses the old OnlineCode coding pages (other than 1.0-2.0)

Miscellaneous Changes

• Changelogs WILL include "Basic Summaries" at the very top, giving a small summary of each changelog.