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Yes, but you'll have to chop the project up into different parts and describe each sufficiently well. For example, start with "write a level generator in JavaS
by MacsHeadroom 4y ago
Yes, but you'll have to chop the project up into different parts and describe each sufficiently well.
For example, start with "write a level generator in JavaScript which outputs pacman like levels encoded in ASCII which could be used as the basis for a pacman clone."
Then you'd say "Great, now write a pacman clone in JavaScript which takes the input of the previously generated level generator and takes interactive input on the console."
Then you'd have to ask it to generate the HTML and CSS. It won't do it all at once. But it will do it piece by piece.
- rafabulsing 4y agoYes, it's absolutely feasible. I did exactly that with a simpler version of this (Tic Tac Toe, and console only, no actual visual interface) but it worked pretty well. The main thing is having a good idea of what the overall program structure will look like. If you have that, I think you can go pretty far with it. Btw, in case anyone wants to see what working like this may look like, I recorded myself while doing that little experiment: https://youtu.be/TBMQIDMwI5E https://youtu.be/TBMQIDMwI5E