These past weeks, I was working in JavaScript/Node.js modules, using TDD at each step. Practice, practice, practice, the journey to mastery.
You can see my progress, reviewing the commits I did at each new test. This is a summary of that work:
CobolScript: See my posts, an implementation of COBOL as a compiler to JavaScript, having console program samples, dynamic web pages and access to Node.js modules. See web sample, using MySQL, and SimpleWeb.
SimplePipes: A way to define message-passing using ‘pipes’ to connect different defined nodes/functions. I want to extend it to have distributed process.
SimpleBoggle: Boggle solver, it is better than me! See console sample.
SimpleMemolap: Multidimensional OLAP-like processing, with in-memory model, and SimpleWeb site see sample:
SimpleChess: Work in progress, define a board using SimpleBoard, and make moves. I’m working on SimpleGo, too, to have a board, game, and evaluators.
SimpleRules: forward-chaing rule engine. I should add rule compilation to JavaScript. The engine works a la Rete-2, detecting the changes in the current state, and triggering actions.
SimpleScript: see post, my simple language, compiled to JavaScript. See posts. WIP.
Py2Script: Python language compiler to JavaScript, first step. WIP.
SimpleWeb: web middleware, a la Connect, with web sample.
BasicScript: My first steps to compile Basic to JavaScript. I want to use it to program and compile a game.
SimplePermissions: Today code kata. It implements subjects, roles, and permissions, granted by context.
SimpleFunc: Serialization of functions.
SimpleMapReduce: Exploring the implementation of a Map-Reduce algorithm.
SimpleTuring: Turing machine implentation.
Cellular: Cellular automata implementation, including a Game of Life console sample.
I will work on:
NodeDelicious: To retrieve my links from my Delicious account, now the site was revamped and no more pagination.
SimpleDatabase: In-memory database, maybe I will add file persistence.
SimpleSudoku: Rewrite of my AjSudoku solver, from scratch.
I’m having a lot of fun, as usual 😉
Keep tuned!
Angel “Java” Lopez
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