Open Source Developer Advocate
Mod Minecraft with TypeScript
Usually, modifying Minecraft requires coding in Java, and a lot of scaffolding. Now you can write and share Minecraft mods using TypeScript/Javascript.
Taking inspiration from the Maybe monad to enforce run-time null-safety while coding in TypeScript.
You’re sat at a restaurant, and you order a beer. The waiter disappears into the kitchen, and returns a couple of minutes later, empty-handed. “I’m sorry,” he says. “I could not get your beer.”
I’m proud to announce that Credit Sense has open-sourced our Node.js client library for Zeebe.
Update: I now work at Camunda on Zeebe as the Node client maintainer and a Developer Advocate. Things have changed in the broker and the library since this was published - for the latest on using it, refer to my new book in development - “The Zeebe Node.js Client Guide"
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