[Barlap]

Hello, recently a well known webcompiler from my country (amx.freakz.ro) was closed.
I've found a solution to bring it back to life on my domain so if you want to compile advanced plugins on web u can use:
https://amx.icegame.ro/ , if u have custom includes use the Send Include prompt showed on website to send us the download link of the include file and will be added in 1-2hours by our moderators.

[Airkish]

Why would anyone trust this compiler? Source can be stolen, modified, etc.

[OciXCrom]

Don't you mean Web Compiler 2013?

In 2020, people use AMXX 1.8.2, 1.9 and 1.10.
1.8.3 no longer exists, so what you have there is a very old 1.9 dev-build.
1.8.1 is unsupported for 15+ years now, so why is it even included?

Basically web compilers shouldn't even be a thing. You should always compile your plugin locally due to various reasons.

[fysiks]

If you're capable of writing a plugin you can compile locally. There is no good reason to use a potentially malicious webcompiler.

[Barlap]

We still use 1.8.1 till 1.8.3 , i just want to help because a webcompiler that i know was closed and other webcompilers on the internet don't let you use your own includes and maybie some users don't know how to compile local so i want to help other users.
It's simple, if u want use it, if you don't want just don't use it

[OciXCrom]

Originally Posted by Barlap We still use 1.8.1 till 1.8.3

Who is "we"? Nobody uses/should use 1.8.1 anymore. What's the point? You can't even run most new plugins on 1.8.1.

There's no point of putting 2020 in the name when you don't support 2020 up-to-date versions. I call that false advertising.

Originally Posted by Barlap other webcompilers on the internet don't let you use your own includes

This one doesn't either. What if my custom include differs from the one you have uploaded there? Basically the plugin won't work.

[Barlap]

I understand you so to please all peoples i will add this week latest amxx versions.
If you want you can sugest me versions and includes that should be present in the compiler.

[OciXCrom]

Like I said - 1.8.2 is the current official stable build. Others before this one are no longer supported.

1.9 is in its final testing stages and will soon replace 1.8.2, so you should definitely use that one instead of 1.8.3.

1.10 is where all new features are added, but will not be included in the next official release yet.

These 3 are the ones that should be included.
Bear in mind many people use ReAPI too.

[Barlap]

I will add 1.9 since it's in final stage testing, and also 1.8.1/1.8.2 and 1.8.3 will still be available for users.

[thEsp]

I did a basic test with Lysis and I think it's clean. But yes, Oci got a steady point, compiling locally on your PC and with the latest official version is the best option. As a project, sure, not bad to be fair honest, but not for daily basis.

:)