Because I enjoyed doing this in PHP, and I enjoyed learning about Rust, so I wanted try making something I'm familiar with, in a language I'm not yet experienced at.
So far, nothing but run tests, as I slowly work on figuring out how to structure a Rust project, and implementing features. This project is far from a priority, so it won't progress very quickly.
A big difference I already noticed is, unlike in PHP, Rust function arguments can have only one type, meaning I'll have to create additional functions if I want similar behaviour for multiple types.
- Adding up to 7 players.
- Players take turns drawing cards (hitting or standing).
- Placing bets, and winning or losing “money”.
- Player are presented their score and gains/losses at the end of the game.
- Splitting hands.
- Doubling down.
- Ace counting as either 1 or 11.
- Multiplayer over a network
- Placing “insurance” bets
- Surrendering
Run cargo run from the root of this project, and follow the on-screen
instructions.
So far, I'm just exploring how to work with Rust. Apart from being inspired by my PHP implementation, I haven't made any cohesive design decisions yet.