Rubylight programming contest

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Документ описывает условия и детали конкурса программирования RubyLight, включая шаблоны сообщений и интерфейс для проверки текстов. Участникам предлагается представить решения до 31 мая 2013 года, и отмечаются интересные реализации на следующем собрании. Дополнительная информация доступна на сайте jug.lv и в вики RubyLight.

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Rubylight programming contest
jug@rubylight.com

Входящие сообщения
● What type of iPhone do you have?
● Hi, take a look here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RC_6skf1-t
● Salut est-ce que tu peux aimer ma photo de profil?
● Привет! У нас сегодня акция. Заходи, сюда
узнаешь больше!

Шаблоны (patterns)
● IPhone
● youtube.com/watch
● look here
● Заходи, сюда
● photo

Проверка по шаблонам
● What type of iPhone do you have?
● Hi, take a look here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RC_6skf1-t
● Salut est-ce que tu peux aimer ma photo de profil?
● Привет! У нас сегодня акция. Заходи, сюда
узнаешь больше!

Интерфейс
public interface IPatternMatcher {
void addPattern(String pattern);
String checkText(String text);
}

Дополнительно
● Оценивается производительность решения!
● Подробности на сайтах JUG.LV и
https://wiki.rubylight.com/display/JUG
● Решения ждем до 31 Мая 2013
● Интересные реализации будут рассмотрены и
отмечены на следующем собрании JUG

7
Ждем ваших решений! Удачи!
https://wiki.rubylight.com/display/JUG
jug@rubylight.com

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Rubylight programming contest

1. 1 Rubylight programming contest [email protected]

2. Входящие сообщения ● What type of iPhone do you have? ● Hi, take a look here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RC_6skf1-t ● Salut est-ce que tu peux aimer ma photo de profil? ● Привет! У нас сегодня акция. Заходи, сюда узнаешь больше!

3. Шаблоны (patterns) ● IPhone ● youtube.com/watch ● look here ● Заходи, сюда ● photo

4. Проверка по шаблонам ● What type of iPhone do you have? ● Hi, take a look here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RC_6skf1-t ● Salut est-ce que tu peux aimer ma photo de profil? ● Привет! У нас сегодня акция. Заходи, сюда узнаешь больше!

5. Интерфейс public interface IPatternMatcher { void addPattern(String pattern); String checkText(String text); }

6. Дополнительно ● Оценивается производительность решения! ● Подробности на сайтах JUG.LV и https://wiki.rubylight.com/display/JUG ● Решения ждем до 31 Мая 2013 ● Интересные реализации будут рассмотрены и отмечены на следующем собрании JUG

7. 7 Ждем ваших решений! Удачи! https://wiki.rubylight.com/display/JUG [email protected]

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