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Create a Tic-Tac-Toe game that allows two human players to play against each other using two networked devices.
Requirements:
- Network play.
- Program must let both players know whose turn it is.
- Program must show who won and how (like drawing a line through the three in a row).
- Graphical game board displayed for both players.
- Player moves inputted "graphically" (point and click, etc...).
- Enforce all Tic-Tac-Toe rules.
Preferred:
- Any libraries are allowed but smaller libraries are better.
- Support as many different platforms/devices as possible.
- Make it "pretty".
I would love to invent scoring that would take into account the "Preferred" points, but that appears impossible. So vote for the code that does the best on the "Preferred" points.
Scoring:
byte count / vote count
- lowest score wins
7code-golf and popularity-contest should never be together in the same question. One excludes the other. – Fez Vrasta – 2014-02-10T19:40:46.230
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If you are unsure about the scoring for a problem, use the sandbox before posting.
– Justin – 2014-02-10T21:13:24.2531Quincunx: I wasn't unsure of scoring. I just knew my preferred scoring was impossible. Fez Vrasta: I had hoped that byte count/vote count was a clever way to combine code-golf and popularity-contest! – Wally – 2014-02-10T22:03:03.690
2Someone added a close-vote as off-topic. I can't see how this is off-topic. – Victor Stafusa – 2014-02-11T00:59:39.120