2017-10-27, 05:53
I Joined: 2006-09-07
I just noticed I haven't really seen anyone with a joined date earlier than mine lately. (I do hope a few are still around).
September 2006 was when XBMC was XBOX only & 2.0 was just released.
I released my first add-on which was called XBMC Mail Mod (I think)
I had modified the XBMC Mail add-on to allow for a 2nd inbox.
After this, I wrote my own called XinBox - https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=27739 | http://s211.photobucket.com/user/XinBox/...t=3&page=1
which allowed for pop-up notifications, unlimited inboxes, compose, drafts, attachments etc.
There was no KODI repo, most "scripts" were released via xbmcscripts.com.
And we used KAI!
A few users I remember fondly who helped me out alot.
Nuka1195, dafunks, blittan, jmarshall, and of course darkdonno - who created windoxml.
Modifying that XBMC Mail add-on was the first code I ever touched.
It's what got me started in Python, and what started my love of programming.
It's led me into IT and I still happily use Python wherever possible!
I would love to know who thought of making Python the language of choice for plugins back when.
Seems like such a smart choice now, but back then - surely some sort of groundbreaking stuff.
Good memories!
I just noticed I haven't really seen anyone with a joined date earlier than mine lately. (I do hope a few are still around).
September 2006 was when XBMC was XBOX only & 2.0 was just released.
I released my first add-on which was called XBMC Mail Mod (I think)
I had modified the XBMC Mail add-on to allow for a 2nd inbox.
After this, I wrote my own called XinBox - https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=27739 | http://s211.photobucket.com/user/XinBox/...t=3&page=1
which allowed for pop-up notifications, unlimited inboxes, compose, drafts, attachments etc.
There was no KODI repo, most "scripts" were released via xbmcscripts.com.
And we used KAI!
A few users I remember fondly who helped me out alot.
Nuka1195, dafunks, blittan, jmarshall, and of course darkdonno - who created windoxml.
Modifying that XBMC Mail add-on was the first code I ever touched.
It's what got me started in Python, and what started my love of programming.
It's led me into IT and I still happily use Python wherever possible!
I would love to know who thought of making Python the language of choice for plugins back when.
Seems like such a smart choice now, but back then - surely some sort of groundbreaking stuff.
Good memories!