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Someone needs to make the obligatory "Wordle clone in 50,000 lines of react/java/nosql/docker/terraform/documentation/7GB of unused dependencies" :)

jmfldn 5y ago
Ha yes! Worldle enterprise edition. Needs to be microservice-based, obv. A word finder service, a word checker service and a few others for good measure. Reactive architecture, probably Kafka based, for resilience. Also GDPR compliant, CI/CD pipeline, distributed tracing, all major languages covered, dev, staging and production environments. Bonus points for Java spring, React and Redux.
- rmonvfer 5y ago
  It may sound hilarious at first but also serve as a good (and extremely simple) learning model.
  - cute_boi 5y ago
    It may sound logical, but learning many things without going in deep is dangerous. One reason I can think on top of my head is people will abuse and try to use same techniques in every upcoming projects. One of my friend start Kubernetes in digital ocean for simple website is one anecdote i can remember atm. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing.
yepthatsreality 5y ago
Wordle Desktop, a small modern handcrafted Wordle clone built on Electron that uses 3GB of RAM.
- jsiaajdsdaa 5y ago
  A bespoke Wordle clone where each pixel is an image!
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reilly3000 5y ago
Web 3.0 Wordle clone, complete with a decentralized score ledger, cryptographicly-signed guess registration, highly anticipated WordCoin ITO, exclusive achievement NFTs, and rug-pull. Bonus if its actually all powered by centralized word database running on Digital Ocean.
- jsiaajdsdaa 5y ago
  with 3306 open to remote root :)
rrmm 5y ago
Here's my straight javascript version: https://github.com/rrmm/mastermind-word https://github.com/rrmm/mastermind-word
ludovicianul 5y ago
This is a 150 lines of Java, compiled to native binaries: https://github.com/ludovicianul/word-guess https://github.com/ludovicianul/word-guess ;)
boogies 5y ago
Why would they do that when they could Rewrite it in Rust®? Given that it’s ~50× as complex as hello world¹, it should only take about 54,800 dependencies (including 30,000 C binding crates), 1.65 terabytes of disk space for the target folder or even just 190 GB after a clean build, and maybe raise a quad-core CPU to 1567.6°C or a 200 core one to 95. ¹ Written in Rust here: https://github.com/mTvare6/hello-world.rs https://github.com/mTvare6/hello-world.rs

jmfldn 5y ago

Ha yes! Worldle enterprise edition. Needs to be microservice-based, obv. A word finder service, a word checker service and a few others for good measure. Reactive architecture, probably Kafka based, for resilience. Also GDPR compliant, CI/CD pipeline, distributed tracing, all major languages covered, dev, staging and production environments. Bonus points for Java spring, React and Redux.

rmonvfer 5y ago
It may sound hilarious at first but also serve as a good (and extremely simple) learning model.
- cute_boi 5y ago
  It may sound logical, but learning many things without going in deep is dangerous. One reason I can think on top of my head is people will abuse and try to use same techniques in every upcoming projects. One of my friend start Kubernetes in digital ocean for simple website is one anecdote i can remember atm. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing.

yepthatsreality 5y ago

Wordle Desktop, a small modern handcrafted Wordle clone built on Electron that uses 3GB of RAM.

jsiaajdsdaa 5y ago
A bespoke Wordle clone where each pixel is an image!

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reilly3000 5y ago

Web 3.0 Wordle clone, complete with a decentralized score ledger, cryptographicly-signed guess registration, highly anticipated WordCoin ITO, exclusive achievement NFTs, and rug-pull. Bonus if its actually all powered by centralized word database running on Digital Ocean.

jsiaajdsdaa 5y ago
with 3306 open to remote root :)

rrmm 5y ago

Here's my straight javascript version: https://github.com/rrmm/mastermind-word https://github.com/rrmm/mastermind-word

ludovicianul 5y ago

This is a 150 lines of Java, compiled to native binaries: https://github.com/ludovicianul/word-guess https://github.com/ludovicianul/word-guess ;)

boogies 5y ago

Why would they do that when they could Rewrite it in Rust®? Given that it’s ~50× as complex as hello world¹, it should only take about 54,800 dependencies (including 30,000 C binding crates), 1.65 terabytes of disk space for the target folder or even just 190 GB after a clean build, and maybe raise a quad-core CPU to 1567.6°C or a 200 core one to 95. ¹ Written in Rust here: https://github.com/mTvare6/hello-world.rs https://github.com/mTvare6/hello-world.rs