Today Brad Wilson and I presented this talk at Seattle Code Camp 2.0. Here is the session description for those of you who didn’t make it:
World of Warcraft is arguably the most successful massively multiplayer game in history. Millions of players from hundreds of countries all playing together to kill monsters and each other. What could be more fun? Well, for many geeks one thing that is more fun is taking advantage of the very extensible nature of the user-interface by writing addons and extensions in a programming language called Lua. Join Brad and Peter for this fun session where you will learn how to bend the WoW UI to your will. (We promise to leave some time at the end for a little game-time demos and Q&A.)
As promised, here are a number of links to the information we discussed today. I hope you enjoyed the talk as much as we enjoyed giving it.
Lua Information
- About Lua _place_holder;@ Lua.org
- Programming in Lua 1st Ed. _place_holder;@ Lua.org
- Lua 5.0 Reference Manual _place_holder;@ Lua.org
- Lua Tutorial _place_holder;@ Lua-users.org
World of Warcraft API Information
- Official World of Warcraft Interface AddOn Kit @ Blizzard.com
- World of Warcraft API _place_holder;@ WowWiki.com
- World of Warcraft System Events _place_holder;@ WowWiki.com
- Wow Client Version Changes @ WowInterface.com
WowAce Libraries Information
- Ace-OO 2.0 Documentation _place_holder;@ WowAce.com
- Ace-OO 2.0 Tutorial _place_holder;@ WowAce.com
- Welcome Home Tutorial _place_holder;@ WowAce.com