I'm posting here my implementation of the game Connect 4. It's obviously a pretty trivial game and code but I'm primarily interested in any advice concerning improvements to the code structure: types, dependencies and coupling, concerns, etc.
I'm interested in attacking more complicated games bu...
@EthanBierlein Eh, there's always Google Translate :)
I've answered a complicated SQL question where every table, alias etc. was in German. Man that was a challenge. But I think in the end I got an accept!
Is there any chance you could translate the code to English? A lot of reviewers are English and your question is also phrased in English. Some context might be lost via google translate. I appreciate this is a lot of work so if not we'll just have to wait until someone fluent in Spanish comes along :-) — Dan Pantry24 secs ago
Is that a fair thing to ask? I don't want to sound bigoted
We want to include mandatory code reviews in the gated commits. I know I can do this (without git-flow) buy using pull requests from my feature branch to the development branch, but then I can't use the nice tooling. — user148960916 secs ago
The examples you included with nearly every procedure are very helpful. Nevertheless, this is a large library of about 100 procedures, which makes it hard to learn. Some simplifying strategies include:
Writing a synopsis or demo. A couple of interesting use cases, written as comments or unit...
public class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
var juego = Juego.CrearJuegoConsola(NivelesDificultad.Dificil, ColoresJugador.Rojo, false);
juego.Jugar();
}
}
// roughly translated
public class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
var game = Game.CreateGameConsole(DifficultyLevels.Difficult, PlayerColors.Red, false);
game.Play();
}
}
I have two groups of two buttons (status). If you click on Complete or On Hold it will change the background color of the button. I am using same class name for all the buttons but each group of buttons have data attribute data-section='Park One' and data-section='Park Two'
See working example: ...
Please keep in mind that I do not speak German, so I used Google Translate. Excuse me if some of the terms are unclear or mistranslated.
Comments
As written, your English comments are not helpful.
-- Add the parameters for the stored procedure here
-- declare my intern parameters
...
Trying to simply my code below:
for (index, point) in enumerate(self.points){
let pointButton = UIButton()
pointButton.frame = point.bounds
self.view.addSubview(pointButton)
}
Is there a better way to accomplish this through .map .filter or .reduce ?
@Phrancis German is not the problem. I've reviewed code in Hungarian, Italian, Polish, and Russian (well, it was originally in Russian) and never complained about a language barrier.
The examples you included with nearly every procedure are very helpful. Nevertheless, this is a large library of about 100 procedures, which makes it hard to learn. Some simplifying strategies include:
Writing a synopsis or demo. A couple of interesting use cases, written as comments or unit...
Please keep in mind that I do not speak German, so I used Google Translate. Excuse me if some of the terms are unclear or mistranslated.
Comments
As written, your English comments are not helpful.
-- Add the parameters for the stored procedure here
-- declare my intern parameters
...
Trying to simply my code below:
for (index, point) in enumerate(self.points){
let pointButton = UIButton()
pointButton.frame = point.bounds
self.view.addSubview(pointButton)
}
Is there a better way to accomplish this through .map .filter or .reduce ?
