Inspiration
Sorting becomes more interesting when a multiplayer component is added since it lets participants compete with one another. Also, I wanted to create something aesthetically pleasing while experimenting with JavaScript's drag-and-drop functionality.
What it does
By pushing participants to sort more quickly and precisely, the sorting game promotes healthy competition. To sort numbers, a player has to drag the boxes up and down in the game. Number boxes must be sorted in ascending order for a player to win/complete the game. The timer adds more fun to the game. To start playing, a player can click the start button and start to sort the number boxes in ascending order.
How we built it
I developed the front end with HTML5 and CSS. Then I added the event triggers like timer start, pause, and reset with Javascript.
Challenges we ran into
Took some time to realize the best way to organize the buttons and list of boxes for a fantastic user experience when using the app.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
While testing the game, I realized how impressive and tactful it was to use it. I found myself engaging in the use of the game, trying to sort the numbers at a minimum time.
What we learned
For the first time I had to deploy an app to Reddit environment, I figured out how fast and seamless it is to deploy an application on Reddit. The implementation of actions on Reddit appears to be easy and straightforward.
What's next for Multi-player Game of Sorting App Development
Intend to advance the game further by implementing online real-time remote mode with the use of WebSocket. Plans to make IOS and Android compatible multi-player game of sorting app
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