Web Development Tutorial – JavaScript, HTML, CSS – Rock Paper Scissors Game
This web development tutorial shows how to use JavaScript, HTML, and CSS to create a Rock Paper Scissors Game in the browser. Tutorial by whatsdev.
Just did this and it was amazing, one issue though, I can't get the glow to work and on top of that the messages always say user scissors beat/lost to scissors comp… I followed the guide step by step and can't find why it's doing it.
Awesome Game вњЊ???
It is the best one till now
0:32 dude, if you're so lazy that you're using an alias "md" for mkdir, do a function "md" instead –> mkdir $1; cd $1; 😉
Thanks for the tutorial! this makes me clearly know how html, css, javascript work with each others in a very fun way!
Woah! what an explanation and u beautifully combined HTML,CSS,JS … Hats off u
what tool is he using to identify the colors?
wow it's really cool tutorial
I like it how he teach it simple but there is one difference, it doesn't say it covers or crushes maybe it would have taken more time and code so he may skipped or maybe he missed
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what are you using to grab colors?
1:11:39 – "the difference between good and great is that little extra"
you rocks dude I made it and works!!! thanks a lot
im a mounth old programer and ur bad
Thank you so much for making this video! I understand a lot more of basic js and how it can be used now! <3
24:45 ( just a bookmark) don't mind me 😉
24:48 The moment he is getting serious :))
He is coding as i design sound in my DAW..
8:33 wow : )
25:05
'Wow, this is looking very, very sexy.' LOL amazing tutorial..gone through it several times now and it's definitely enhancing my understanding of how HTML, CSS and JS tie together as a beginner. Thanks!
great tutorial 🙂
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Before watching u will use the random values
You could have used rock, paper and scissors in the array and the switch and the IDs(and wherever else you used r, p and s). That would've made line: 27, 28, 29 much more neater and the switch much more readable.
<sub></sub> and <sup></sup> are also HTML tags.
By the way your code is super super neat.
you just explained all concepts really clear that I felt confused when I saw other videos about this topic html, css, javascript. Thank you so much !!