In the last bunch of installments of this series, I’ve implemented methods for pieces to determine where they can move on a board and/or done some refactoring. But I’ve ridden that train as far as I can, now having implemented all of the pieces, so it’s time to shake things up a bit. Another thing that…
This is one last post of loose ends and looking at what I’ve done so far before I move on to new functionality. It wasn’t necessarily my finest hour as a programmer and TDD practitioner, but I’m including the good with the bad because nobody is always on when programming. Also, I wasn’t insanely on…
Now that all of the pieces are implemented, I decided to change it up a little and get rid of a few yellow items in one fell swoop. I thought it would also be a good time to Here’s what I accomplish in this clip: Move Knight into it’s own class. Separated test and production…
Okay, I promise, no more of these titles after this edition. But, to make up for it, this time I actually wrote the code and did the audio in the same day, so I remember very well what I was talking about. Here’s what I accomplish in this clip: Move Queen into it’s own class….
As always, it seems that I’ve let too much time elapse between iterations of this series. This time my excuse was worse than ever. I actually had this video ready to go last Friday or something and then the post was was queued up on Sunday, but I was too tired when I got home…
