swarm VS 2018assignment3

Compare swarm vs 2018assignment3 and see what are their differences.

swarm

Resource gathering + programming game (by swarm-game)

2018assignment3

Assignment 3 - RoboScala and tank-fighting with insults (by UNEcosc250)
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swarm 2018assignment3
15 1
784 0
1.4% -
9.3 0.0
7 days ago almost 2 years ago
Haskell Scala
GNU General Public License v3.0 or later -
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swarm

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2018assignment3

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  • Robocode Tank Royale
    3 projects | news.ycombinator.com | 5 Jun 2022
    I have a little self-written version I use as an assignment for Scala students at UNE (Aus).

    At the moment, using classic actors but it'll probably shift to typed actors next time around.

    https://github.com/UNEcosc250/2018assignment3

    I also put in a bit about "tankfighting with insults" a la Monkey Island, to try to give a little exercise in streams.

    (Relatively safe to link because I'll be updating it next year anyway)

    Some years ago, a colleague and I ran a software studio course at UQ where we used the original Robocode codebase as the starter project, and had teams adding action-replay, Call of Duty style killstreak rewards and all sorts of other odd features.

    (Though the pain of the original Robocode Java codebase was there was a 1,000 line long class that was so central to everthing that by the time students were done with it, it was a 3,000 line class. Our hopes of "prime target for students to refactor" were thwarted by "turns out, students don't do that".)

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