Vertical Riddle Game PHP Tutorial

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Vertical Riddle Game PHP Tutorial

Three tutorials to fully flesh out a web application … Close Relatives Game … walk

Two tutorials to fully flesh out a web application … Scientific Research Game … chew gum

One tutorial to fold prototype up and down into the one operation to fully flesh out today’s web application … Vertical Riddle Game … walk and chew gum

We are here at One above jumping straight to a prototype down scenario where we know what to look for regarding …

initialization of Javascript objects and OOP constructor thinking and random Javascript object choosing

… that is the basis of prototyping up for our recent series of Game web applications …

• This results in close_relativeshtm‘s liverun (changed in this⚪close_relatives.html (latest) versus close_relatives.html--GETME (this)close_relatives.html--GETME (this) versus close_relatives.html-GETME (previous ... default)close_relatives.html--GETME (this) versus close_relatives.html_GETMEclose_relatives.html (latest) versus close_relatives.html_GETME (oldest)way), overseeing the optioinal PHP close_relativesphp (to cater for those large user generated data set possibilities).

• That leaves us with the (protyping down) HTML and Javascript and CSS going into this ESL game design above you could call scientific_researchhtm for your perusal, or you can try with this liverun link. These⚪scientific_research.html (latest) versus scientific_research.html--GETME (this)scientific_research.html--GETME (this) versus scientific_research.html-GETME (previous ... default)scientific_research.html--GETME (this) versus scientific_research.html_GETMEscientific_research.html (latest) versus scientific_research.html_GETME (oldest)changes got us from the “Close Relatives Game” latest version prototype to the “Scientific Research Game” latest version with all the ‘bells and whistles’ (helped out by the “doddle to make” scientific_researchphp large data set email helper based on the‘Close Relatives Game” PHP)

• Today we have an ESL game called vertical_riddlehtm for your perusal, or you can try with this liverun link. These⚪vertical_riddle.html (latest) versus vertical_riddle.html--GETME (this)vertical_riddle.html--GETME (this) versus vertical_riddle.html-GETME (previous ... default)vertical_riddle.html--GETME (this) versus vertical_riddle.html_GETMEvertical_riddle.html (latest) versus vertical_riddle.html_GETME (oldest)changes got us from the “Scientific Research Game” latest version prototype to the “Vertical Riddle Game” latest version with all the ‘bells and whistles’ (helped out, again, by the “doddle to make” vertical_riddlephp large data set email helper based on the‘Scientific Research Game” PHP)

… all having in common the use of Science Puzzles for Young Einsteins by Helene Hovanec ISBN 0-8069-3542-1 ‘inspiration’ … thanks.

These prototyping ideas above would be not much better than ‘doing the hard yards’ every time if they do not save time and effort, but the fact is Three above took many hours longer than One above, and Three involved a lot more angst, so we see this as a good result. Guess a help here is a vision to a design, that the Helene Hovanec book provides us.

The speeding up of prototyping compared to yesterday’s speeding up goes like …

• we assume from your “prototype” work of yesterday, with its small codeset, most likely, what the particular data issues you have with this web application … and, now, we want you to set that aside and …
• take the latest version of the “Close Relatives Scientific Research Game” project in Close Relatives Game PHP Tutorial Scientific Research Game PHP Tutorial, with all its fancy “bells and whistles” and make a new version of the “Scientific Research Vertical Riddle Game” as a copy …
• apply those global substitutions you are so familiar with from yesterday’s prototyping … then …
• incorporate back into the new “Scientific Research Vertical Riddle Game” the particulars of that initialization of Javascript objects and OOP constructor thinking and random Javascript object choosing from its older version that you unit tested to satisfaction yesterday … voila … all that was left that was difficult, now, for us, was …
• in our “Scientific Research Vertical Riddle Game” web application all of the ‘business logic’ difficulties left revolved just around user entered data validation (the reason being that the “Scientific Research Game” rejects letters rather than changing letters) … but the vast majority of “bells and whistles'”came across intact

Happy prototyping … after some hard yards!

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