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 |[Bites game](https://github.com/john-baxter/Bites-game)|A playable clone of the existing tabletop game ['Bites'](https://www.boardgametables.com/products/bites-board-game). Playable through the command line and copies the logic used in the game in a clean test-driven Python app. |Python|Python's built-in testing framework: [unittest](https://docs.python.org/3/library/unittest.html)|TDD. SRP. OOP.|
 |[Deep Sea Adventure game](https://github.com/john-baxter/deep-sea-adventure)|A playable clone of the existing tabletop game ['Deep Sea Adventure'](https://oinkgames.com/en/games/analog/deep-sea-adventure/) Playable through the command line and copies the logic used in the game. Uses lessons learned during the Bites project.|Python|Python's built-in testing framework: [unittest](https://docs.python.org/3/library/unittest.html)|More/better TDD, SRP and OOP|
 |[Project Euler](https://github.com/john-baxter/project-euler)|My work on the popular web-based series of mathematical/coding challenges; [Project Euler](https://projecteuler.net/about). Each challenge has its own README explaining how it was approached.|Python|Not test-driven; any testing was done by 'feature tests' and visually inspecting practice outputs|Planning, problem solving and reporting. Memoisation|
-|[Makers Algorithm Workshop](https://github.com/john-baxter/makers-algorithm-workshop)|My work on the Algorithmic Complexity workshop run by Makers Academy post-bootcamp. Where I developed a basic understanding algorithmic time complexity and how to think about optimising my code.|Ruby|Not test-driven; any testing was done by 'feature tests' and visually inspecting practice outputs|OOP. Optimisation. Recursion. big-O|
+|[Makers Algorithm Workshop](https://github.com/john-baxter/makers-algorithm-workshop)|My work on the Algorithmic Complexity workshop run by Makers Academy post-bootcamp. Where I developed a basic understanding algorithmic time complexity and how to think about optimising my code.|Ruby|Not test-driven; any testing was done by 'feature tests' and visually inspecting practice outputs|OOP. Optimisation. Recursion. big - O|
 |[Operation Green Grid](https://github.com/john-baxter/operation-green-grid)|Something I made for my own amusement. A 'commit-bot' which, if left running, will push commits to my GitHub account at random intervals.|Python|Not test-driven; any testing was done by 'feature tests' and visually inspecting practice outputs|Communication with command line. Spiking. Ad-hoc learning.|
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