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Building PokemonGo in Pure HTML, JavaScript and CSS

• marktangotango 10y ago
  This is really awesome, fantastic timely example. I love the ability to rapidly prototype with html, css, javascript and third party api's. Edit; probably a bit too much self promotion, as commented below.
  • andybak 10y ago
    Judging by recent posts your account seems to exist largely to promote lite-engine. I'm no mod but you seem to be sailing close to the wind.
  • spdustin 10y ago
    Self promotion is commonplace, acting like a non-interested third party with effusive praise when you're really affiliated with the project... that's when there's a problem.
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• tomyws 10y ago
  Tiny nitpick, but supporting desktops to demo a location-based game seems odd!
  • iopq 10y ago
    I can take my laptop anywhere I want to catch pokemon now!
  • onion2k 10y ago
    It isn't that you support desktops so much as you support everything. The beauty of using HTML5 and JS is that you'd actively need to put code in to block it working on desktops.
• kctess5 10y ago
  Is it broken on my iPhone or is it just a tilted map with a circle overlaid? There's a screenshot on the linked site which leads me to believe that is the indented behavior. Doesn't seem that similar to PG, as the title implies.
  • ChristianBundy 10y ago
    Yeah, this should be "Building the map view from Pokemon Go! in HTML, JavaScript, and CSS".