College Clubs Are Awesome | Purdue Hackers
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College clubs have a hidden gem that make them uniquely amazing—but today, it remains largely untapped.
The first major project I ever worked on, and what first got me into coding, was a Minecraft server called Extrillius , which I built in middle school. I wanted to create a minigame server whose player experience was endlessly customizable and games were built by & for the community. I sketched out an idea that allowed players to build a parkour map in the Creative server and “export” it to the Parkour server. One of my ideas—“parties” where small groups of people can filter players and chat to them & play games together—was later implemented by Hypixel . My first GitHub repository is the firs
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