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A free educational game — play it in your browser, no install. Offline-first PWA picture matching educational game for children

by @OngeUK · OngeUK/pairs on GitHubLANG JavaScript★ 8HOSTED ON PAIRS.ONGE.UKUPDATED 23 Dec 2019

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Pairs is a simple picture matching game that I've designed and built to play with my young children. Primarily an offline-first progressive web app designed to be played on a tablet, Pairs can be played on any device using the latest version of a modern browser (no, not you, Internet Explorer).

On this project, I used Redux and Three.js for the first time, continued experimenting with CSS3 Grid and further evaluated Preact.

Serve Pairs on localhost webpack-dev-server with BrowserSync and Hot Module Reloading

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