Hello community,

 

last week my computer totally chrashed and I had to reset it. Therefore I lost all the sourcecode of my mod (Yes, I had no backups, stupid me). Is there a simple way I can decompile the finished .jar of my mod? I'm still struggling with the 1.7 Forge environment.

Thanks for your help!

 

~Highscore

Thanks for the reply, but BON is not compatible with 1.7, yet. If there is no other way I will probably wait until it gets updated.

Use Bearded Octo Nemesis on your mod and run the result through JD-GUI. That's pretty much the best you can get. You should put your stuff on github

github freaks me out because it makes me think that someone can just go steal my src code.. and github is confusing

Ha, this is really ironic something similar just happened to me and I'm having to go back and recode it all.. It sucks but I guess it's for the best because I was really sloppy with all of my code and I'm going back and making it a lot better and even taking the time and making metadata blocks.

While I much prefer Github personally, there is no good reason not to host your repository remotely. BitBucket, private server, anything but just crossing your fingers.

 

Besides, add a license, and it will be illegal to outright steal your source code.

 

Software development in general thrives on the ability to be inspired by the work of others, though.

so i have the github plugin for eclipse how would i create a repository for that it allways was so challenging to figure out and i never was able to.