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The idea of this page is to collect the requirements to develop an online and offline hex puzzle server. | The idea of this page is to collect the requirements to develop an online and offline hex puzzle server. | ||
It would let the user add puzzles to a database and let others solve the puzzles. | It would let the user add puzzles to a database and let others solve the puzzles. | ||
| − | Popular sites that have already implemented this idea for other games are | + | Popular sites that have already implemented this idea for other games are http://goproblems.com/ and http://chessproblems.com/. |
| − | = Online version = | + | [[Matthew Seymour]] has created a website with 500 interactive Hex puzzles at http://www.mseymour.ca/hex_puzzle/hexpuzzle.html |
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| + | == Online version == | ||
* Web server | * Web server | ||
* User interface to the puzzles (JavaScript, Java, or Flash) | * User interface to the puzzles (JavaScript, Java, or Flash) | ||
* Database for recording the problems | * Database for recording the problems | ||
| − | = Offline version = | + | == Offline version == |
| − | * User interface (platform | + | * User interface (platform independent -> Java) |
* Database for recording the problems | * Database for recording the problems | ||
| − | = Volunteers? = | + | == Volunteers? == |
Do you want to help building this application? Great. Work has not yet started. | Do you want to help building this application? Great. Work has not yet started. | ||
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| + | [[category: Puzzle]] | ||
| + | [[category: Online play]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:36, 28 December 2020
The idea of this page is to collect the requirements to develop an online and offline hex puzzle server. It would let the user add puzzles to a database and let others solve the puzzles. Popular sites that have already implemented this idea for other games are http://goproblems.com/ and http://chessproblems.com/.
Matthew Seymour has created a website with 500 interactive Hex puzzles at http://www.mseymour.ca/hex_puzzle/hexpuzzle.html
Online version
- Web server
- User interface to the puzzles (JavaScript, Java, or Flash)
- Database for recording the problems
Offline version
- User interface (platform independent -> Java)
- Database for recording the problems
Volunteers?
Do you want to help building this application? Great. Work has not yet started.
