Wednesday, April 19th, 2006
Category: Games
, Java
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>Glen Smith explains
how easy it was to refactor his
Java-Spring Sudoku solver to use Ajax.
I’ve added Ajax goodness to my little Spring-powered Sudoku solver. And it was a total snack. You can double click on individual cells to solve just that square, or use the “Solve” button to solve the whole puzzle. You could probably write a better one entirely in Javascript (other people have), but it does serve as a great example of using Spring IoC, AOP, ORM, and Unit testing support … Check it out (source available here soon).
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[...] Il fallait que ça arrive… une version de Sudoku avec la technologie Ajax. (via Ajxian) [...]
I’m not 100% convinced that sudoku solver is correct. Take the following solution I generated by hitting Get A Puzzle then Solve:
Not convinced it’s adhering to the “digits must be unique in each row, cell and column” rule — and if it’s not adhering to *that*, which is almost the only rule of Sudoku, how can one call it a Sudoku solver?
Ah, the image tag was stripped, despite being preserved in the Preview. Anyway, the image is at http://www.srcf.ucam.org/~cjp39/sudoku-broken.gif
[...] Il fallait que ça arrive… une version de Sudoku avec la technologie Ajax. (via Ajaxian) [...]
hmm.. Spring powered sudoku.. I guess you must be using Java then.. well I wrote a Sudoku solver in php.. It is hosed at http://www.sudoku-solver.net .. I wish I had used cakephp..