Web 3.0 Wordle clone, complete with a decentralized score ledger, cryptographicly-signed guess registration, highly anticipated WordCoin ITO, exclusive achievement NFTs, and rug-pull. Bonus if its actually all powered by centralized word database running on Digital Ocean.

Ha yes! Worldle enterprise edition.

Needs to be microservice-based, obv. A word finder service, a word checker service and a few others for good measure. Reactive architecture, probably Kafka based, for resilience. Also GDPR compliant, CI/CD pipeline, distributed tracing, all major languages covered, dev, staging and production environments.

Bonus points for Java spring, React and Redux.

Why would they do that when they could Rewrite it in Rust®? Given that it’s ~50× as complex as hello world¹, it should only take about 54,800 dependencies (including 30,000 C binding crates), 1.65 terabytes of disk space for the target folder or even just 190 GB after a clean build, and maybe raise a quad-core CPU to 1567.6°C or a 200 core one to 95.

¹ Written in Rust here: https://github.com/mTvare6/hello-world.rs

Wordle Desktop, a small modern handcrafted Wordle clone built on Electron that uses 3GB of RAM.

This is a 150 lines of Java, compiled to native binaries: https://github.com/ludovicianul/word-guess ;)

Here's my straight javascript version: https://github.com/rrmm/mastermind-word