Learning to play mj has always been hard on several levels. There are many rules, both game play and scoring. Most players start with game play, which makes perfect sense, and then ease into scoring. Personally, I find that the long way to becoming an advanced player. Without considering scoring, players begin formulating strategy based […]

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The first prototype of MJ (build 026) was really fun to develop. Learning Objective-C, Apple’s Human Interface Guidelines, drawing computer graphics, creating pseudo-AI players, and writing a sizable code project felt like a tour through Wonka’s factory, discovering so many new things. Especially when it worked, the effort felt rewarding. In the process of uncountable […]

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