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Literature quiz javascript nodejs #171

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@ideadapt ideadapt commented Mar 2, 2021

I have put together a NodeJS based implementation. It does not require any third party dependencies, just NodeJS built ins. Regarding #117 and the original intent (as I understood it), I also think that NodeJS is a well suiting ECMAScript implementation to be used for javascript implementations in this repository. For the following reasons:

  • Runs in terminal
  • No third party dependencies required for simple input output handling (i.e. no html based terminal emulation)
  • Input output handling is similar to other languages (ruby, java, etc.) and only requires a few lines of code

What do you think? Should all javascript implementations be either Browser oder NodeJS based, or can we maybe even provide both variations per game?

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What do you think? Should all javascript implementations be either Browser oder NodeJS based, or can we maybe even provide both variations per game?

I suggest replying here #117

@coding-horror coding-horror merged commit 7fb7d85 into coding-horror:main Mar 2, 2021
@ideadapt ideadapt deleted the literature-quiz-javascript-nodejs branch March 3, 2021 19:19
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