Wabble: Web 2.0 Scrabble

Category: Games

<>p>Ryan Buterbaugh has created an Ajax version of Scrabble on the web called Wabble (mirror).

The application doesn’t require any registration, and uses the Taconite framework as the base.

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I hope he fixes the bugs and finds a foreign server, then. This thing’s actually pretty neat.
Comment by mdm-adph — February 23, 2007: game is unplayable at the moment, repeated chat messages, responses to slow, people dropping left right and centre
Comment by stevef — February 26, 2007: The chat bug has been fixed and all of the XMLHttpRequest calls have been consolidated, plus the Lifehacker surge has abated a little. Performance should be much better now. Thanks to everyone for playing and I hope you continue to enjoy
Comment by Ryan — February 26, 2007: This is a really cool version of the game. Keep up the good work, Ryan!
Comment by Karen — March 1, 2007: People who enjoy this might also enjoy http://www.isc.ro — client-side Java app, but you get niceties like accurately timed games, no game-halt for challenges, drag-drop or type-to-play, etc. and things which aren’t (easily) possible in a web browser.
Comment by Jeff Walden — March 23, 2007

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