ROT
Oh, I was bored on Thursday and put this ROT Javascript together. It was harder than I thought it would be, and the fact that it took me about two hours to do really shows how out of practice I am. That's an embarrassing amount of time.
A decent coder could probably do that in less than ten minutes.
Wash?
Anyway, I think I got the bugs all worked out, so give it your best shot and try to break it.
A decent coder could probably do that in less than ten minutes.
Wash?
Anyway, I think I got the bugs all worked out, so give it your best shot and try to break it.
Labels: computer
4 Comments:
I'm not really a JavaScript coder, though...
Still, I bet you could toss something like this together in Java, C++, or C# in ten to twenty minutes.
A lot of the time I spent on this was "Wait, what's the syntax for the substr function? How's that different from the substring function? What? When did that become an array? Aw, damn."
I'd be interested to see if I could throw it together in C#, seeing as how I've never used it...
Really? Well, imagine C++ syntax with the .NET libraries behind it. It feels like Java, but with an even more massive set of libraries.
I have to admit that it feels little bit too much like... magic. That's not to say it's easy, it's just different from coding without an omnipresent library.
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