AstonJ
Inspired by bulletz.io (built by @LukeWood) and the recent Phoenix Phrenzy winners! I thought it might be cool to see what other games are out there that were built using Elixir or Phoenix!
Do you know of any? Do have any favourites? ![]()
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Nicd
No, but it should be easy enough to do if you want to modify it and run it locally.
The prog quiz code is in a different branch in the same repo.
roflbobl
Can you make it so that it gives you the correct answer, when you do not guess it?
codeanpeace
Just thinking out loud, it could be a fun experiment to ask ChatGPT to describe those logos and use the results as the image alt text.
Nicd
I bumped the deps in FlagQuiz and made an altered version of it for my company’s hacking event, it now quizzes you on programming related logos (I think slightly less than 70 different): https://flag-quiz.nytsoi.net/prog/
In the end if gives you instructions for finding a geocache, but even if you know where our event was, I must warn the geocache is no longer there.
So the aim of the game is just to see how many logos you know. You have more time this time, but of course it won’t tell you what a logo was if you fail. >
And I must note, this game is not accessible for screen readers, as there is no alternate version of the logos for screen readers. It is also much easier on a device with a keyboard.
Nicd
I’ve made two games:
LukeWood
Woops! Thats the third time I’ve made that misnomer - need to be more careful with it. You are correct is source-available not open source. Maybe will re-evaluate at some point - mainly wanted people to let me know what they’re working on if they use it.
sbuttgereit
Some pedantry on my part…
In the repo, the
LICENSEfile (and other places, such as the README.md) indicates that it’s not licensed on what would be customarily considered an open source basis, just a source available basis (also as is clear in the readme file).https://github.com/LukeWood/bulletz.io/blob/master/LICENSE
I expect that current repo license just hasn’t been maintained and re-licensed with your current intent.
Anyway, this message isn’t meant to be some sort of call to action, etc. Just pointing out an apparent discrepancy you might not be thinking about.
LukeWood
Ended up taking the server down because I didn’t want to manage the infrastructure anymore :(. Sorry about that - but it’s open source now if you want to run it! https://github.com/LukeWood/bulletz.io
homanchou
@LukeWood url still works, but scores don’t load and game doesn’t start?
LukeWood
Ooh! Live view for the scoreboard/UI - that’s a great idea maybe I’ll give that a shot.
In bulletz.io I broadcast scoreboard updates globally every time a single score changes on the leaderboard