I first started programming on a MUD back in the late 90s. I still code for a MUD to relax. There's something nice about adding features to a simple codebase

I first started programming on a MUD back in the late 90s. I still code for a MUD to relax. There's something nice about adding features to a simple codebase you've developed on for 20 years. Also, when I learn a new programming language the first project I tackle is coding a MUD. They touch a lot of things: files, databases, networking, text manipulation, and scripting.