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The game is fun with the current configuration of greetings and gravity, and it may have a local high score if this was implemented by teams in day 1. It would be nicer if this could all be in a service running somewhere that would allow the configuration to be updated without having to change the game code, or for high scores to be persisted.
A lot of software does this - it has certain values set from a configuration service that can be tweaked without redeploying the application based on data gathered from users of the application. For example, in a game if a lot of users are failing to defeat a certain boss, the game can be tweaked through configuration to make the boss easier to beat.
As a software engineering team, you have been tasked with:
Creating a service that hosts a web API that you can use to retrieve configuration every time the page is refreshed
Adding the ability to store high scores using this web API.
How this is created is up to the team. It can be a local Python/Flask web app that stores the scores in memory, it can use a database to store the scores and configuration, use a cloud-based gaming service, or even a cloud-based serverless application. It depends on the skill level of the team, though the recommendation is to start as simple as possible.
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The game is fun with the current configuration of greetings and gravity, and it may have a local high score if this was implemented by teams in day 1. It would be nicer if this could all be in a service running somewhere that would allow the configuration to be updated without having to change the game code, or for high scores to be persisted.
As a software engineering team, you have been tasked with:
How this is created is up to the team. It can be a local Python/Flask web app that stores the scores in memory, it can use a database to store the scores and configuration, use a cloud-based gaming service, or even a cloud-based serverless application. It depends on the skill level of the team, though the recommendation is to start as simple as possible.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: