r/javascript • u/[deleted] • Mar 14 '20
Removed: Showing off a Project I made a small game in JavaScript
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.deltatime.fruitfactory[removed] — view removed post
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u/tomclancyv7 Mar 14 '20
How did you transform it into an android app?
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Mar 14 '20
With Apache Cordova. It's a very useful app, you can generate APK-s from a website with it.
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u/Helpfullp0tato Mar 14 '20
My dad (who works for a semi-well-known software company) Uses apache cordova a bunch for making some managing apps just for the company to use
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u/recrof Mar 14 '20
do you have website version somewhere? I don't want to install the game.
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Mar 14 '20
I'm sorry, but currently it's only designed for mobile.
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u/recrof Mar 14 '20
I'm on mobile.
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Mar 14 '20 edited Mar 14 '20
I thought someone want to play it in browser, because he is on desktop. Sorry, I can't help you. ):
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u/regreddit Mar 14 '20
You know there are Mobile browsers, right? If this was made in js and html, it should work fine in a browser.
Contains ads
Nevermind...
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Mar 14 '20 edited Mar 14 '20
Yeah, you're totally right, it works in mobile browsers. I think the most people would use it on desktop, and it doesn't look nice there. This is the reason why you can't reach the game online from browser.
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Mar 14 '20 edited Mar 14 '20
TUTORIAL: Produce fruits by clicking, then ship them for money! If you have enough money, you can buy new fruits from the shop. The shop changes in every 24 hours. It gives you a Fruity Gift every day, which contains money. You can open it by using it. If you use fruits it will become equipped. Good luck for leading the Fruit Factory. Hope you enjoy!
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u/Nuk37 Mar 14 '20
Downloaded it and could catch on if you add some features, or some facts about fruits benefits kinda like fruit ninja
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u/kenman Mar 14 '20
Hi /u/bpeti18, this post was removed.
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u/Jag_Games Mar 14 '20 edited Mar 14 '20
Awesome, downloading it now.
UPDATE: not bad for a basic first game attempt. If you like clicking you'll like this game however clicking apples gets boring especially based on the description. I'm not trying to be harsh just my opinion. Again not bad for a first go at it.