JS Quest: a free, login-free adventure that teaches you ALL of JavaScript — from your first variable to the event loop's deepest secrets. 16 realms, 239 levels, 16 boss battles, XP, streaks and real in-browser coding.
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Learn JavaScript by playing Games - the engaging and non-boring way .
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This is a really cool concept, I got way more engaged than I expected just clicking through the first few levels. One idea: add a "share my solution" button after each boss battle that copies a small snippet plus your XP and time, so people can post their runs and compete a bit. Would make the streak system feel even more sticky.
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@faron_ma That's a great Idea ! I will defintely try to implement that one.
Thanks for sharing Feedback and Glad you Liked it :)
@faron_ma You asked we listen , It's live now . You can download it as PNG and share it on your socials
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honestly this looks awesome, the boss battle idea is super fun. one thing i'd love is a way to review levels i've already finished with the actual code i wrote, kind of like a personal code journal. would help me revisit tricky concepts and track how my solutions have improved over time.
This is a really cool concept, I got way more engaged than I expected just clicking through the first few levels. One idea: add a "share my solution" button after each boss battle that copies a small snippet plus your XP and time, so people can post their runs and compete a bit. Would make the streak system feel even more sticky.
@faron_ma That's a great Idea ! I will defintely try to implement that one.
Thanks for sharing Feedback and Glad you Liked it :)
@faron_ma Now you can directly post on socials
@faron_ma You asked we listen , It's live now . You can download it as PNG and share it on your socials
honestly this looks awesome, the boss battle idea is super fun. one thing i'd love is a way to review levels i've already finished with the actual code i wrote, kind of like a personal code journal. would help me revisit tricky concepts and track how my solutions have improved over time.
@hayrunnisadlec Glad you liked it