My apartment was recently burglarized and my laptop was stolen. I have been working on a mod for a while and it hadn't occurred to me to back it up yet. I know, foolish, but I didn't. I will next time.

I have published the mod several times after building it with gradel and have copies of the published mod (published in 1.7.10). I was wondering if there was an effective way to deobfuscate and decompile my code so that I could continue working on my mod.

 

Thanks in advance.

Google Drive and MS One Drive are your friends. The code is accessible from anywhere you can log in.

Of course.

Source code is just text.

I agree.

 

However, you are missing the main problem. Git is a pain in the ass to set up and get right. New modders will not want to hassle with it unless they are very savvy (which a great many are not). So, they will not do that (try to set up a Git repo.) Henceforth, they will come here with more complaints of lost code and how can I rebuild from binary.

 

Thus, my simple suggestion serves a purpose. So, why argue the point?