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Josh Goodwin
Senior engineering leadership for the industry's pioneering JavaScript deployment platform: Ensighten TMS. A JavaScript guru, cloud architecture expert, and Node.js enthusiast running THE high performance and high availability JS based stack.
Votes (17)
Great idea, but parsing out locations from a news article must be tough.
Pretty cool idea, and really quite well executed. It would be amazing to be able to, as a spectator, scroll through the history of the game.
SimonCater
contestantThank you for the comments. Really appreciate them. We had planned as a future enhancement to audit each game for play back. This would then server as a possible tutorial for new player.
Cheers Si
Good idea, very good design and completeness. Well executed guys!
FaisalAbid
contestantThanks for your vote and feedback! We really appreciate it.
alexindigo
contestantThanx.
Pretty cool concept. I spend a lot of time standing over peoples' shoulders @ the office saying: "put a debugger statement there, and let's step through it." You're on the right track!
itay
contestantThanks for the feedback! If you have any ideas for future improvements, we'd love to hear them!
Absolutely well done. Presentation is solid and polished, and it's pretty damn fun!
Nicely executed.
Cool concept!
evolvingtech
contestantThanks. We like to think so too, but it's nice to hear it echoed by others. After the competition we will definitely be extending the application.
So much fun! I had a blast with 3 others bears. We cooperated to traverse the level by jumping off of each others' heads. I got left behind twice because it takes three to make the last jump we were attempting. Many lulz were had via the in-game chat. Really a lovely experience!
You've got to appreciate a team with ambition.
hugow
contestantThanks! + Thanks for the review
Interesting idea, and I love the terminology. Reminds me a bit of: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TetriNET
Well executed!
Simple, focused, working, and a great concept!
This is really great! I could see this getting a lot of use on Reddit when subreddits ban picture posts ;).
Great idea, and pretty well executed. I'd love to see this done as a bookmarklet.