Card Sequence Game Sharing Tutorial

Card Sequence Game Sharing Tutorial

Card Sequence Game Sharing Tutorial

The web application of yesterday’s Card Sequence Game Tutorial had a definite feel as if it could represent …

  • a challenge amongst friends … and as such …
  • we need to setup a “level playing field” means by which …
  • we can share via email (“mailto:” link) or SMS (“sms:” link) clickable link URLs

… as a “sharing” (or for your less competitive friends, “collaborative”) approach to playing our Card Sequence Game.

We also start to use emojis both as …

  • buttons for this sharing functionality (for email 📧 and SMS 📟) … and …
  • on the card Suit dropdown element content being more Internationally more self-explanatory, the frustration, on some platforms, with a dropdown element being that heart and diamond emojis appear black, and so we added in an HTML span element allowing for these emojis to appear in a more apt red colour, as exemplified by 7♦

You can retry a changed card_sequence.html Card Sequence Game web application better suited to sharing and collaboration and which you can also try below.


Previous relevant Card Sequence Game Tutorial is shown below.

Card Sequence Game Tutorial

Card Sequence Game Tutorial

We follow up yesterday’s Date Day of the Week Game Primer Tutorial Dr Crypton’s Mind Benders, Introduction by Isaac Asimov (ISBN 0207146144) lead with a card sequence game we think might be a challenge for you.

Again, we’ve got hints, but you lose score as you consult them. Again we have …

  • time (seconds)
  • score (two plus for correct and one minus for incorrect)
  • goes

… as “bragging rights” data if you are comparing to friends?!

So try the new “proof of concept” web application you can also try below …


Previous relevant Date Day of the Week Game Primer Tutorial is shown below.

Date Day of the Week Game Primer Tutorial

Date Day of the Week Game Primer Tutorial

In the category of “Mind Bender”, today, we took inspiration from Dr Crypton’s Mind Benders, Introduction by Isaac Asimov (ISBN 0207146144), thanks, in creating a Date and Day of the Week web application based on …

  • Friday the 13th … specifically …
  • Which years have 2 consecutive Friday the 13ths occurring in subsequent months?

To say much more would be giving the game away in our new “proof of concept” web application you can also try below …

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