Bukkit: It's time to say goodbye

[xxMATTGxx]

It looks like Bukkit is stopping development by the looks of this announcement here: http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/buk...oodbye.305106/

[Jazz]

I'm not surprised, they were getting slower and slower with updating to each new minecraft version. Its a real shame though, bukkit is incredibly useful to many multiplayer servers

[Nick]

That was unexpected? Whats going to happen now :S

[Jazz]

That was unexpected? Whats going to happen now :S

it'll get replaced with another version of itself probably, modifications of craftbukkit like spigot and a couple of others spring to mind

[xxMATTGxx]

Bukkit may not actually go anywhere as Jeb tweeted that Warren seems to have forgotten it was bought by Mojang two years ago.

[xxMATTGxx]

@Dinnerbone: To make this clear: Mojang owns Bukkit. I'm personally going to update Bukkit to 1.8 myself. Bukkit IS NOT and WILL NOT BE the official API.

[scottish]

It's been strikethrough'd and 'edit by Mojang', is that new?

So it's basically due to the EULA enforcement that they no longer with to develop it?

[xxMATTGxx]

It's been strikethrough'd and 'edit by Mojang', is that new?

So it's basically due to the EULA enforcement that they no longer with to develop it?

I think it's just that guy who was on the bukkit team who has problems doing development for 1.8.

[scottish]

They seemed to mention EULA and the fact they don't have a specific license with mojang though

[xxMATTGxx]

They seemed to mention EULA and the fact they don't have a specific license with mojang though

But Mojang bought Bukkit so why would a licence be an issue? It's very strange anyway.