Moving back to logical operators

• Set back restriction to "logical operators"
• shuffleAnswers is now part of the gameplay's options, the answers are no more shuffled in hardcore mode

After thinking about it, I finally decided to set back the restriction to logical operators. The player should be able to answer the questions and this game shouldn't be a pretext to feature JavaScript's quirks. I am also afraid that removing this limitation will cause the questions to become more "general" and less specific to JavaScript.

Update Gameplay, Splitted in 2 Modes

• The game is now responsive, meaning it works on smartphones as well as desktop computers
• The timer for a round has been increased from 12 to 15
• Improved the random pick of questions to avoid repetition
• The game now also ends when the player answered all the questions
• There is now two modes:
  • normal: A right answer rise the timer to its maximum
  • normal: A wrong answer doesn't affect the timer
  • hardcore: A right answer rise the timer of 1 to 3 seconds
  • hardcore: A wrong answer drop the timer of 1 to 3 seconds
  • hardcore: The amount of the "gap" depends on the complexity of the question
• The answers are now displayed randomly
• The structure of a question is now pretty simple and tested
• Fixed and improved some questions
• Fixed taunts to display "So, what's the result of..." only at the start of a new round
• Added a <noscript> tag
• Updated description to remove restriction to JavaScript "logical operators"
• Updated CONTRIBUTING.md according to the new changes

Best Score, Tests

• Clarify score in the game over modal and tweet
• Display and store user's best score
• Add unit tests

Full refactor

• Complete refactor to separate concerns
  • Model: RoundClass
  • View: ViewClass
  • Controller: GameClass
  • The three communicate through a shared event stream
• Life bar now change color depending on life bar's state (normal, low or critical)
• Add CONTRIBUTING.md
• Add eslint and gulp task
• Increase game duration to 12 (instead of 10)
• Add 10 "easy" questions
• The first question is now also set randomly (instead of always picking the first one)

First release

• Setup repository, first version
• The first question starts the game
• Display a random question after an answer
• Added 20 questions src/questions
• Added life bar
  • Takes 10 seconds to go from 100% to 0%
  • When giving a wrong answer, lose 1 second
  • When giving a right answer, win 1 second
• Added a Game Over modal
  • Display the score and offer a way to tweet it
  • The replay button, mapped to the space bar, restarts the game (you can restart the game at any moment)
• When giving a wrong answer, screen blinks with a "bloody" effect
• When giving an answer, show a random taunt depending on whether the answer is correct or not src/taunts.json