Jan 31, 2016
Mini-Review: Mazes for programmers
Mazes for programmers is an interesting read. Covering the unusual topic of creating mazes it works through a dozen different algorithms for doing so, as well as guides on how to apply those algorithms to a variety of grids of varying shapes, dimensions and surfaces (including how to make a maze that can fit in a Möbius strip! All of the code examples are in ruby, but the algorithms are explained well enough that you should be able to recreate them in whichever language you wish. Definitely an unusual but fun read and recommended if you're a fan of mazes or just like to learn new algorithms for things. - G