Battleships on Monday?

[Simon Holgate]

Are people still interested in looking at Battleships in Clojure again on Monday or do we want to do something different?

I'm very happy to continue if we want to implement players for the game.

See you then,

Simon

[James]

I'm up for battleships, although I haven't done much prep yet.

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[Daniel Silverstone]

I'm very sad to say this, but I am being shipped off to Edinburgh so I won't make it on Monday :-(

I'll be trying my hand at some clj on the train if I have a chance though.

Have fun guys, and see you next month (hopefully).

D.

[Rick Moynihan]

Yes, I'm well up for it.

I'm afraid I won't have time to prep either; but it should be fun!

Sorry for not pushing an advert out, or updates to the website. I'll
try and do that later tonight.

We'll be meeting at the usual time, 7pm this Monday.

R.


On 10 April 2013 23:59, Daniel Silverstone

[James Jeffries]

I should hopefully be there too. I haven't written much clojure in preparation, but have started (slowly) porting the clojure implementation to Haskell.

[Daniel Silverstone]

Ooooh I'd love to see that once it's done.  Mmmm Haskell.

[Daniel Silverstone]

James, did you get very far (if at all) with this?

D.

On Thursday, 11 April 2013 18:19:56 UTC+1, James Jeffries wrote:

[James Jeffries]

Sort of. I have a mostly working engine for playing one player against another, but haven't had chance to work on playing multiple times or properly implementing a realistic player. I'd be happy to show what I've got and get some feedback (my Haskell is a little rusty). I'll try and put it on github before this evening so people can fork it if they want to.

James