spacewar almost from scratch
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. This is an attempt of reproducing the game spacewar! using modern programming languages
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This is an attempt of reproducing the game spacewar! using modern programming languages. The idea is to track the progress and time each stage of development in this document. If possible, I want to finish this project in under 24h.
The game is based in html5 canvas, CSS and ES6 javascript. No extra libraries or engines will be used.
Since I've already worked on a project to reproduce pong-almost-from-scratch, I'll be using much of it in here.
00:00 - Start! This project started October 6th, 2016 at 17:50 (BRT).
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