This is last blog of the wordle blog series. Be sure to check part 1 and part 2 before reading this blog! In this blog, we are going to adapt the code we wrote in part 1 to create the GraphQL backend to our game Worduel 🗡 We will see how

In the last blog post, we created a console-playable Wordle game in few lines of Python using ZefOps. In this blog post, we will write a Wordle solver(or more like your own Wordle assistant) that suggests what your next move could be 😎 So before digging deeper, be sure to

In this blog post we are going to build a console-playable Wordle game using Python and zef in 30 lines 🔥 The purpose of this blog is to showcase the usage of ZefOps to create easy, readable, composable, extendable, highly-decoupled, and [enter more buzz words here 😍] code! The full code discussed