Fractions driving game in HTML5 instead of Flash

By Andrew Smith

I’ve been working on this project part time for a while now, and finally it started bothering me that I couldn’t google the requirements document. That is so because I haven’t publicised it yet, so here you go:

The first step has been to create a requirements document, which I’ve done, on a wiki like real men do. Here it is. It’s complete enough to give you an idea of the scope of the project and some context for some of the posts I will be making.

Progress is pretty good so far. I don’t know if I’ll be putting anything up until there’s at least a playable prototype ready, but maybe. I’ll keep you posted.

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One Response to “Fractions driving game in HTML5 instead of Flash”

  1. Ikem Says:
    August 11th, 2012 at 15:38

    > I don’t know if I’ll be putting anything up until there’s at least a playable prototype ready

    I struggle myself with “Is it useable?” “Is it readable?” “Is the code clean enough?”.

    But in doubt, I release them, because I have the hope that someone post a (better) solution then me.

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