History

The concept of ZetaScript did not always revolve around programming services! In August of 2006, Kyle Travaglini set forth to create an innovative RuneScape Calculator/Statistics Bot (RCSB). The first crude effort was codenamed "HelliansHeros," however, as Kyle's early programming knowledge began to expand, the entire project was redone in mSL (mIRC Scripting Language). This new version was codnamed "ZetaScript," as the base was far more sleek. Over the next few years the ZetaScript project (TZP) began to blossom, and consequently expand into newer, more innovative ventures. Through the gateway language of mSL, Kyle has learned several others (HTML, CSS, PHP, TCL, Python, C/C++) and is presently learning far more. In 2008, the inital core of TZP was terminiated when Kyle merged with another RCSB known as iKick. Thus the modern day version of TZP was born, a tribute to its once hunble beginnings.

Present

TZP was once a narrow focused project, having all its resoruces devoted to an industry standard RCSB. Over the years, however, this simple-minded concept began to evolve into a full-fledged programming tailor. Today, ZetaScript no longer represents its once prevailent RCSB, but rather the true human potential in innovative, scalable, and efficent programming solutions. The project is constantly looking for newer, more robust languages to offer, and hopes to continue serving a variety of projects through the years. Though this goal is presently only fullfilled on a small-scale, we hope to expand our influence beyond our initial constraints.

Future

The human potential is infinte, and we believe TZP has infinte potential as well! Over the next few years, we hope to establish ourselves as a place which offers new methods for the mundane, innovative solutions for the difficult, and setforth a new model for programming.