Microstocks is an arcade resource gathering game written in Javascript. The object of the game is to try and make the most money by selling high and buying low! This came about while I was reading "Javascript: The Good Parts" by Douglas Crockford (great stuff, I recommend it). Initially, it was going to just be a way to generate stock names, but I haven't stopped exploring javascript. This is the result.
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Contributing |
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If you want a local copy of Microstocks, just fork the repository, and set this up in a folder somewhere on your computer, then open the index.html file in any browser.
Note: The SCSS file is optional to take, if you'd like to use the CSS preprocessor; if not, you can just take the style.css file instead.
- JavaScript
- jQuery 2.2.4
- jQuery-UI 1.11.4
- Google Charts
- SCSS
- Scout
- HTML
- Visual Studio Code
- Google Chrome
Have a look at the issues with Microstocks, and create a pull request containing your code so it can be reviewed be merged into the source!
I will run all new javascript through JSHint before merging into master.
Microstocks is maintained using a 3-digit versioning system, represented by:
[Major Version].[Minor Version].[Update]
For instance, the first stable build of Microstocks is 1.0.0.
- Evan Gipson - Evan's Github Page
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
Copyright (c) 2016 EVAN GIPSON
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- Douglas Crockford, "Javascript: The Good Parts"
- This lecture by Doug Crockford on The Good Parts