Collection of three Object-Oriented Programming course projects built with Java Swing and HTML in the Cupi2 context: Sudoku, GuessTheCode, and LightsOut.
View on GitHubDesktop Swing application that loads Sudoku boards from properties files and lets users validate, restart, and solve boards.
Java client/server game with a server GUI, client GUIs, socket-based matches, and Apache Derby-backed player statistics.
Static HTML game page with a 7x7 window-button grid and image assets under LightsOut/img.
Desktop Java Swing application with configurable boards loaded from .properties files. The interface includes movement controls, detailed game information, and actions to load, validate, restart, and solve Sudoku puzzles from Sudoku/data, with the full board visible at once.
Java Swing client-server game where players connect to a central server to play code-guessing rounds. The server coordinates matches over sockets, drives turn-based gameplay, and stores player statistics with embedded Apache Derby.
Static HTML puzzle page with a 7x7 button grid and Cupi2-style assets from LightsOut/img. It can be opened directly in the browser with no build step required, showcasing the full game panel and visual style.
cd Sudoku
javac -encoding UTF-8 -d bin $(find source -name "*.java")
java -cp bin uniandes.cupi2.sudoku.interfaz.InterfazSudokucd GuessTheCode
javac -encoding UTF-8 -d bin $(find source -name "*.java")
java -cp "bin:lib/derby.jar" uniandes.cupi2.cupiCode.servidor.interfaz.InterfazCupiCodecd GuessTheCode
java -cp bin uniandes.cupi2.cupiCode.cliente.interfaz.InterfazJugadorcd LightsOut
# Open lucesapagadas.html in your web browserMIT License (see LICENSE).