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Submitted 8 months ago

MohamDah Rock Paper Scissors Solution

react, typescript
MohamDah•180
@MohamDah
A solution to the Rock, Paper, Scissors game challenge
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What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

At first, this project seemed very daunting. I've always had trouble with CSS, so I was a bit scared looking at the design. But then I spent time breaking it down and thinking through how I would implement things one by one made it a lot easier. I learned a lot about CSS design and transitions. The logic was also a bit confusing at times, but fortunately I didn't have a lot of trouble with it.

This is also the first project I made with TypeScript. It's surprisingly not as hard as I thought. It is a bit tedious to deal with the type errors, but it's obviously better in the long run. Better fix the bugs now rather than later.

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  • Mike Cheshire•410
    @mixchex
    Posted 8 months ago

    Nice implementation and it sounds like it was a great learning experience. Those animations really bring this to life.

    One thing that could be beneficial is to replicate the sizing a little more effectively, as the initial view is quite small.

    I think you should also try adding the Lizard Spock bonus variation of the game. :)

    Keep it up. Mike

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