Other languages.

[spwilson2]

Do we want more example programs for different languages? If so, do we want then to tall be the same go-fish program so people can compare across languages? Or does having them be different programs, so you can show off more idiomatic uses of the language?

[LOZORD]

I don't know -- it really depends on what this repo/project is used for. My opinion is that this should be moved into either the Archive repo or the Talk repo's archive directory since this repo is no longer active.

[spwilson2]

I was thinking we might make separate repos for different languages and
possibly a master repo with them as submodules, although that could be
cruft. Github doesn't allow groups/repo sections within groups does it? :(

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I don't know -- it really depends on what this repo/project is used for.
My opinion is that this should be moved into either the Archive repo or the
Talk repo's archive directory since this repo is no longer active.

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[LOZORD]

First, what is the motivation for doing this in different languages? This
code is only here for reference for the C talk Ricky and Nik gave.

Second, no, I don't think a "master repo" feature exists on GitHub, or git.
I think the best thing would be to have a single "gofish" repo with
directories for each different implementation.

If you want to start porting this code to other languages, I would
definitely help, but my opinion is that it would "feature creep"/cruft and
wouldn't serve any useful purpose.

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I was thinking we might make separate repos for different languages and
possibly a master repo with them as submodules, although that could be
cruft. Github doesn't allow groups/repo sections within groups does it? :(

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My opinion is that this should be moved into either the Archive repo or
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[spwilson2]

Well in git you can do submodules, the problem is it would just be a normal git repo on github if there's no hierarchy for repos.

Also I'm good with just archiving this repo then. I assumed this was just code that we could point users to if they were trying to learn C.

[spwilson2]

Still would like to hear any feedback from anyone else, otherwise if you're good with archiving @LOZORD I'll give it a few days so anyone can respond beforehand.

[LOZORD]

@Ricky54326 any input?

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Still would like to hear any feedback from anyone else, otherwise if
you're good with archiving @LOZORD https://github.com/LOZORD I'll give
it a few days so anyone can respond beforehand.

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[jdetter]

Yeah you can archive, I basically rewrote the whole thing and it's still pretty much all shit. This was not a good example game for teaching C in my opinion because it's so object oriented.

If we still wanted to do code tutorials maybe we could have one big repo with examples? I think that would be cool. The base directory could be like:

UPL-Code-Tutorials/
          + Python/
          + Java/
          + C++/
          + ...

And all of the folders could be filled with simple programs in each language. Something like that

[jdetter]

Just having this one C example probably isn't that helpful anyway, if we had more examples with more languages that would be really cool IMO.

[LOZORD]

Tbh the interview prep repo could contain something along those lines.

On Tuesday, August 23, 2016, John Detter notifications@github.com wrote:

Yeah you can archive, I basically rewrote the whole thing and it's still
pretty much all shit. This was a terrible game to put together in C, this
was not a good example game for teaching C.

If we still wanted to do code tutorials maybe we could have one big repo
with examples? I think that would be cool. The base directory could be like:

UPL-Code-Tutorials/
+ Python/
+ Java/
+ C++/
+ ...

And all of the folders could be filled with simple programs in each
language. Something like that

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[jdetter]

@LOZORD that's actually a really good idea too lol

[jdetter]

@spwilson2 @Ricky54326 what do you think?

[spwilson2]

Are you thinking the answers for interview prep questions could be in different languages (like they are now)? Or do you mean programs like this -- meant as a tutorial should be in interview prep?

[jdetter]

I'm thinking of making an repository of code examples for different languages. But we can also sort the interview prep stuff by language as well.