Neat

So I had a talk with the lead coder of Mudlet and after a conversation about what I'd like to see in the client and questions about how it was going and all that - he thought that I'd be a good choice for designing the Lua API.

And here I am now, compiling the programs I need to be able to work with Mudlet. From being a simple user waiting idly at the side and reading the forums for possible progress on the 1.0 beta, I am now part of the team.

For me that's great, as I can help create a new client that everyone can take use of. It'll be a pleasure and I'm really looking forward to get it all started now!

Mudlet and Sakari 2.0, here I come.