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Building a Ragnarok Online Server in Elixir - Part 3
And the part 3 of the “Building a Ragnarok Online Server in Elixir” is On!
In this part we see how to have shared-state and resilient inter-server communication using Mnesia. And of course, a working Char Server.
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dyowee
Do I need to know and play the actual game so I can also understand the code?
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ycastor
Hey! Not really, the code is pretty well documented and i didn’t dive deep into game mechanics right now.
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dyowee
Thanks for the reply
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