Don't feel I was clear enough on one point - Chris Double still deserves the credit for this. 90% of the code that's running is untouched from his ircBot.

but we did get a very basic, very hacked up, very functional IRC client working in Self. I actually used it for a good deal of the chatting I did in #self-lang.

Most of the UI was created directly, so I don't think filing out the code is going to do much good. If enough people are interested I'll work on creating something more reusable.

There was a half-joking claim that without screenshots the thing doesn't exist, so - and I warn you this is not safe for people with design astetic to look upon - here it is:

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but we did get a very basic, very hacked up, very functional IRC client working in Self. I actually used it for a good deal of the chatting I did in #self-lang.

Most of the UI was created directly, so I don't think filing out the code is going to do much good. If enough people are interested I'll work on creating something more reusable.

There was a half-joking claim that without screenshots the thing doesn't exist, so - and I warn you this is not safe for people with design astetic to look upon - here it is:

Hi Josh, I just came across your two days report of making an IRC client out of the "ircBot" and had good results doing this after you. I used it like a tutorial lesson and repeated your steps until I got the clue and added some methods, buttons and a line input for IRC commands.

I attached a screenshot of mine ;)

Cheers... Thomas