This URL is cited as reference [12] of p5.quadrille.js: P5.js quadrille library,
SoftwareX 27 (2024) 101838,
doi:10.1016/j.softx.2024.101838
(open access, CC BY). The showcase collected games and applications built with
p5.quadrille.js by students of the
object-oriented programming course at Universidad Nacional de Colombia, sede Bogotá.
The showcase as published is no longer hosted, and this page is not maintained.
Student and community contributions are now credited and linked from
CONTRIBUTORS.md
in the p5.quadrille.js repository, which is the current and broader home for this material.
Course projects
Connect-n — combines and extends Connect Four and Tic-Tac-Toe;
players align n symbols horizontally, vertically or diagonally, with
selectable difficulty levels and an optional gravity mode. This is the project
analysed in Section 4 of the paper.
By Santiago Bohorquez Rodriguez,
Santiago Mayorga and
Valentina Muñoz Rodriguez
— mechatronics engineering.
This page records the showcase as cited: the projects present when the
reference was accessed in November 2023.
Undergraduate thesis
Chess — board representation, move generation and per-piece rules,
with bitboards and detailed development logs. Discussed as the second case study in
Section 4 of the paper, and still online:
chess-thesis-website.
By Juan David Diaz,
advised by Jean Pierre Charalambos.