added an example of how to serve boggle over flask #1
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Hi Aaron,
Feel free to ignore this, but a student of mine just asked me in a session today about how to serve Boggle over the web, and I liked the idea. So after the session I've tidied up the code a bit and decided to keep it for the future.
I'm not sure if there is a real need and if so how this should be prioritised, but perhaps this can serve as a cool example later on in the module - revisiting Boggle and going over the basic code of serving the module with Flask.
And as a possible challenge, we could have them improve the way it looks. And as a hard bonus challenge maybe even change the code (including in boggle.py) to show the actual path on the grid when you hover over each of the words in the list.