Assigned: 7/30/2020
Due: 8/4/2020 by 9pm
6 days
- Complete wireframe of website
- Complete the following iterations.
Things to note
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A timeout is used after a completed game to reset the board. (win or draw. quick timeout and then reset the game board)
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YOU DO NOT NEED TO DISPLAY EACH INDIVIDUAL WIN BOARD. WE ONLY NEED TO SEE NUMBER OF WINS.
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No need to match colors or icons, but the overall layout should be the same.
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Request code review with mentor
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Use branches for each iteration
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Remember that the game logic exists exclusively in the data model. The DOM simply reflects/displays that data model.
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Link resources in README or PRs
Plan out the HTML layout (colors and icons do not need to match, but overall layout should closely match the demo video)
- Use wireframe as template
- Don't spend too much time on HTML and basic styling. functionality is most important.
complete Pull Request Template
Create the Player class Create the Game class Create main.js
Make game fully playable without the DOM (manually updating the Game.board data, etc, from your console) to force yourself to think data-model-first
- Focus on js functionality
- Get code working, but remember to go back refactor after each iteration
Create central game board on the DOM Connect Game data model to the DOM
Display the Player data in the sidebars Automatically reset the game board to allow for a new game to be played after the previous game is won
Persist Player data using local storage (number of wins and mini-boards displaying won games should persist across page refreshes)
Day 6
- Make sure README is updated. look back at previous project README for proper layout/sections
- Link resources in README or PRs
- Finish styling
- Refactoring/clean up
- Make sure functionality works.
- See if you can break the game
