DEVSpeedy
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Hello OtLand Community!
I've been working on something that I think could be quite useful for Tibia fans and TFS developers—a Windows-based online TFS compiler.
It’s designed to make the process of compiling TFS projects much easier and accessible, especially for those who don't want to go through the hassle of setting up a local development environment.
### What does it do?
You can simply:
No need to configure Visual Studio or worry about dependencies—everything is processed on the server-side.
### Why did I build this?
I've noticed that compiling TFS can be a bit of a pain, especially for newer developers or those on different platforms. By providing an online solution, my hope is that more people can get started with their own OT servers without unnecessary technical barriers. Whether you’re working on a custom server or just tinkering with the source, this tool is meant to make your life easier.
### Would this be useful to you?
I’m curious to know if this is something the OtLand community would find helpful. Could it streamline your workflow?
Any feedback or suggestions are more than welcome!
Thanks for taking the time to read this, and I look forward to hearing what you all think!
Cheers,
Speedy

I've been working on something that I think could be quite useful for Tibia fans and TFS developers—a Windows-based online TFS compiler.
It’s designed to make the process of compiling TFS projects much easier and accessible, especially for those who don't want to go through the hassle of setting up a local development environment.
### What does it do?
You can simply:
- Upload a ZIP file of your TFS source code.
- Select the TFS version.
- Choose the desired architecture (x32 or x64).
- Hit Compile and let the tool handle everything in the background!
No need to configure Visual Studio or worry about dependencies—everything is processed on the server-side.
### Why did I build this?
I've noticed that compiling TFS can be a bit of a pain, especially for newer developers or those on different platforms. By providing an online solution, my hope is that more people can get started with their own OT servers without unnecessary technical barriers. Whether you’re working on a custom server or just tinkering with the source, this tool is meant to make your life easier.
### Would this be useful to you?
I’m curious to know if this is something the OtLand community would find helpful. Could it streamline your workflow?
Any feedback or suggestions are more than welcome!
Thanks for taking the time to read this, and I look forward to hearing what you all think!
Cheers,
Speedy
