This version has

• User groups to allow multi-person editing of a comment
• An entry log, though you can't see it, and it isn't used yet

The user groups are mainly meant for book sites like http://testplan.brainbrain. more⇛↗

The Worgle game now shows nice statistical information at the end of the game. So play a round and see how you do. For technical information go here↗. replies⇛

In the actual game code I wrote it was important to have a small overall size and avoid load-time calculation. By load-time calculation I mean we could not populate any complex data structures, otherwise the game would take far too long to start. more⇛

In the whole discussion of the word game Worgle you may have overlooked a significant disconnect between a few of the steps. The computer word list generator isn't strictly dependent on the word board itself. In fact, it requires only a permutation generator. more⇛

The new book skin is now being used for BrainBrain EU↗. It is a bit more of a subdued skin than the normal brain skin. more⇛

BrainBrain is now multi-db capable. Since this doesn't mean much to anyone and I needed to test something I'm posting this as the Clown. replies⇛

This version of the brain has these great new features:

• A basic scoring system with stick it and ditch it
• meta information for pages -- they also just use notes

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I've always wanted to write a word game like Boggle: a game where the player has to form words using the letters on dice. It's a fun game, and would be a good addition to my Flash library. So I built Worgle, or I should say, am building Worgle. more⇛

Loading the words of a dictionary into an in-memory structure for the purpose of lookups occurs quite commonly in computing. That is, if we allow word to mean any sequence of bytes, letters, or other structured data. Indeed such lookup is one of the cornerstones of computing. more⇛

The people over at recaptcha have made it so easy to add form protection from robots I couldn't help but add it to the site. This way anonymous posts are still allowed, but we won't have to worry about spammers -- not that we've had any yet. replies⇛