NinjaSudoku

A GatorLUG project

Based on NinjaBoggle.

Play Online!

Getting the source

svn co https://projects.gatorlug.org/svn/ninjasudoku/trunk ninjasudoku 

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Things to do

  • Client UI
  • Projector UI
  • Well-formed board generation

Some references on generating and solving Sudoku boards

  • American Scientist Online provides a brief overview of the Sudoku puzzle and discusses some mathematical ideas behind it.
  • An article entitled Sudoku & Graph Theory written by three Israeli software engineers which discusses graph theory as a means for understanding Sudoku puzzles. This article also provides a Chain Exclusion and Pile Exclusion algorithm solver with complete source for Visual C++ 6.
  • Some well-illustrated examples of advanced Sudoku solution strategies that are taken step-by-step visually.
  • There's a Sudoku puzzle generator offered at this website.
  • SourceForge hosts a Sudoku Project that appears to be quite elaborate, and supports puzzle generation as well as solving puzzles by a whole host of algorithms.

The July GatorLUG Presentation

...is attached below.

Developer Documentation

CoreProtocol

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