On Mon, Feb 04, 2008 at 04:11:54PM -0500, Jeremy Ashkenas wrote: > I had to do a nearly identical project in Java for a class, once. > It was a major project, and took over a week. > The resulting morass was 1042 lines of code, and difficult > to puzzle through. This Tetris took an afternoon and evening, > weighs in at 289 lines, and is oh-so-much easier to read > and understand.
My oh my my oh! Although, I'm sure the improvements to your previous code are owed in great part to your advancing hacking skills. I'm incredibly impressed with how easily you've picked up Shoes. 289 lines, wow. This would make another nice sample program. And, really, I'd say sample programs like this are much more important than documentation, since it works and can be disassembled and reused by sh00bs. And, yeah, they'll need docs, too. But this is wonderful. _why
