Support for other language bindings

[zhuowei]

I recently noticed that June is used in your CodeSpells educational game; after taking a look at the code, I'm convinced that the server of June can be used with other languages acting as a client if the necessary glue code is written to send the correct June commands over TCP.

I think this would be useful for exposing people to different varieties of programming languages in CodeSpells.

I noticed that multiple language support is on your roadmap, but I believe it is an important feature and should be prioritized.

[srfoster]

Hi zhuowei,

I agree. It's very important. And you're right, it shouldn't be too hard. A few changes inside of CodeSpells would be necessary. And then someone would need to port some of the Java packages over to a new language.

I don't personally have the bandwidth to do it at the moment. But I'll mention it to my team.

I don't suppose you'd be interested enough to tackle the challenge? No pressure. Just wondering. :)

Thanks,
Stephen

[zhuowei]

I'll get on it when CodeSpells gets released for Linux. (It's just Unity3D, right? It shouldn't be hard to export to Linux.) (hint, hint, hint)

Edit: I guess Juno can run on Linux, as Linux uses colons for classpath separation, like Macs and unlike Windows.