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Brazil V1.0

March 27th, 2010

In the spring of 2009, I started a small project to help build my Javascript skills, and you know what? It’s kinda almost sorta completed – but not really. I wanted to make things extremely difficult challenge myself to learn the basics of Javascript, without the help of libraries and thought that creating a slider puzzle would be a great thing to build.

I’ve been fairly eager to share this project with everyone, and had planned on waiting until it was fully complete, but I started thinking that it would be interesting to document the project in stages.

Here’s the first iteration.

First thing you’ll notice, yeah it’s kind of backwards.

Some things I want to have in the future:

  • Randomization of the pieces onload aka works the way it should
  • Some sort of “Hurrah” message if you complete the puzzle
  • Fancy-pants animations
  • Some sort of easter egg involving cats or zombies

I also want it to be fairly customizable and accommodate different sized images, variable grids, completion messages etc. Once I get all these features implemented I’ll post the code and you guys can do what you will with it :D

Works in IE6 – 8, Firefox 3, Safari 3… still need to check it in Opera and Chrome.

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