This application allows a user to play the game of Rock, Papers, Scissors against the computer who is making random selections. The user can play two different game modes: classic with 3 choices, and advanced with 5 choices. Total wins are saved and displayed for both the user and computer player.
If someone chooses to run this app. Plese follow the steps below:
- Fork this project to your own Github account
- Clone the repository to your local machine
cdinto the project- Run the app from your VS code
- Or run
open index.htmlto automatically open the site in your browser
This project was built as the final Module 1 project at the Turing School of Software & Design. Students were provided with a project specification document, which detailed the required functionality. I used vanilla HTML, CSS, and functional programming in JavaScript to implement all required features. Student were also allowed to choose our own theme and images, which I have done for this project.
- Solidify and demonstrate my understanding of DRY JavaScript and event delegation to handle similar event listeners.
- Understand the difference between the data model and how the data is displayed on the DOM
- Use my problem solving process to break down large problems, solve things step by step, and trust yourself to not rely on an outside “answer” to a logical challenge
Wins:
- This was the first project where we were given creative freedom to make the game board. I really enjoyed this process and found it extremely beneficial for my learning of CSS and HTML.
- More cunfident to get value from nested properties of an object.
- using the
debuggerto solve the issues of the broken code.
Challenges:
- I struggled with the Git Hub this time around. I accidentally manage to initiate
git initinside home directory. Eventhough I removed the hidden .git file I still was getting errors when I was trying to push my work. I didn't see a main branch for some reason. I definitely will be practicing and learning Git Hub to avoid mistakes in the future.