elevatorsaga VS ruby-warrior

Have you played Elevator Saga? You could try it and them compare the stats.

[1] https://play.elevatorsaga.com/

For those who don't know it: https://play.elevatorsaga.com/

Beware: time flies past

I mentioned this in another thread recently: http://play.elevatorsaga.com/

If you're making docker sites you can use the free tier at fly.io to deploy them the documentation there is excellent. You could write a programming game like Microcorruption or Elevator Saga or Code Golf or clone something like baked.live/cyTube software.

I found the chat useful for brainstorming an application idea then writing it.

Also I got it to level 10 of the elevator saga https://play.elevatorsaga.com/ by feeding it the API, the starter script, then telling it what the previous result was and discussing ideas together.

Where it gets really interesting for me is giving it control to perform a task and I'm just here to help. I told it to write commands to diagnose and fix a web server, and I would provide the output.

Try out Elevator saga

Just try this game and you will see.

Find a solution for them: https://play.elevatorsaga.com/

Many of us will remember https://github.com/ryanb/ruby-warrior. There was also a online game made out of this on bloc.io (with a great soundtrack to boot).

Would anyone have a resource available where this piece of nostalgia can be relived with new friends and family; sending a link and motivating them to hack and slash their way forwards?

I have implemented a programming game in R called R Warrior. It is a port of Ruby Warrior.

The Odin Project - Offers two free curriculums, Full Stack Ruby on Rails and Full Stack JavaScript. Also community-based so you can talk to other people on the self-learning track. Open-source. Ruby Warrior - after you've set up your first rails project and a local rails environment, you can download this fun game and run it locally! Follow the read_me for setup instructions. RailsGirls Building a Rails App - it's not just for girls though and they're a great resource. Places to make open-source contributions: Exercism.io is open-source, Odin project is open-source, if you are dying for other open-source projects try googling for "open-source rails". Also, Canvas is open-source and a rails monolith if that sounds fun to you. GoRails Why's Poignant Guide to Ruby - I'm not actually sure how helpful I found this book but it was a really fun read and made me giggle.

28. Ruby Warrior

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