Building a Clojurescript game (POC)
Let us implement a board game in ClojureScript, a functional programming language transpiling to JS, from the game rules to graphics to AI (part 2).
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Building a Clojurescript game
Let us implement a board game in ClojureScript, a functional programming language transpiling to JS, from the game rules to graphics to AI (part 1).
Quickcheck is fun, deal with it
QuickCheck’s generators can be leveraged for other purposes than just Property Based Testing. Let’s embrace the absurd world of generating random stuff!
Experimenting with QuickCheck on a DSL
After having spent the last three posts exploring how to implement our own QuickCheck, the goal of the next two posts will be to play with it, to test and di...
Code your own Quick Check (Shrink)
In the previous posts, we started to implement our own QuickCheck in Haskell, which we named RapidCheck, based on the original publication on QuickCheck.
Code your own Quick Check (Higher Order Functions)
In the previous post, we started to build our own QuickCheck implementation in Haskell, which we named RapidCheck. We went over the basic concepts needed to ...