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This seems like a great project idea, and I think it's pretty doable. Socket.io (or vanilla WebSockets) could take the place of a lot of the middleware you're thinking about, but I think you could also pull this off with regular get/post requests. But I'd say that since some of you are IMGD folks, learning WebSockets/Socket.io makes a lot of sense for doing this type of multiplayer game in general. Looking forward to playing this! I wasn't familiar with Quoridor but it sounds like the type of game I enjoy. |
Added pathfinding (simple depth-first), ASCII board printer, sample game state, board helper bug fixes
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We are proposing a two-player networked version of the board game Quoridor.