RW Helper Update

Instead of using Cocoa to create my latest RW addition, I’ve decided to use Java.

Why? Because I don’t know Objective C, and don’t have time to learn it right now.

The program won’t be any worse because of this decision. I think, actually, it will be better, as I at least kind of know what I’m doing in Java. Kind of.

So I’ve set aside the whole weekend to do it – I’ll hopefully have it done by Sunday.

Until then!

Ah, also I’ll write a short tutorial on how to use JS-kit comments with greybox.

Edit: I failed, it’ll have to be done in ObjC. Hopefully I get a chance to try again this year.

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