Created first project for General Assembly-Boston Web Development Immersive course, a playable single page application tic-tac-toe game that meets pre-determined requirements to implement technologies we have learned so far. See [requirements] (https://github.com/ga-wdi-boston/game-project/blob/master/requirements.md) for more details.
*A user can sign-up, sign-in, change his/her password, and log out.
*A user can play a game of tic-tac-toe and be notified when x or o won
*A user can click new game to play a new game without refreshing the
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##TODO
*As my game stands currently, it does not meet requirements. Currently I am having difficulty with storing and displaying game stats for a user, and creating game logic for tie conditions. Also, it would be nice to implement at least some of the following:
*improve CSS for a better UI and UX (eg, hide sign-in/password buttons after sign-in, make page less vertical, etc.) *experiment with modals for sign-up, sign-in *implement more semantic html tags (ie, avoid using divs whenever possible) *separate css concerns by placing styles in 'themes', 'typography' files *update game logic to reflect wins/losses/ties counter (currently static) *update current game logic to reflect tie conditions (bug fix) *make app responsive by adding breakpoints *clean up my code by making it more readable and removing unnecessary code blocks or commented-out lines *improve the logic of my folder and file system with more files and enhanced naming conventions
##TAKEAWAYS
Overall, I learned a lot from my first project at GA. I think my primary takeaway is that I started seeing 'the big picture' a little more clearly, by linking together all the technologies we've learned in class into one project. I would like to become more comfortable writing javascript, and I believe this will happen over time with more exposure and practice.