BubbleSort
A free puzzle game — play it in your browser, no install. A small browser-based Ball Sort puzzle built with HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
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Tarayıcıda çalışan küçük bir top sıralama oyunu. Aynı renk topları tüplerde bir araya getirme fikri üzerinden JavaScript ile oyun durumu ve tıklama etkileşimlerini çalıştım.
HTML, CSS ve JavaScript tek bir index.html dosyasında. Dosyayı tarayıcıda açmak yeterli; paket kurulumu veya backend gerekmiyor.
Repo adı BubbleSort, ama içerik sıralama algoritması uygulaması değil, Ball Sort türünde bir oyun denemesi.
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