Created an application that allows a user to play two variants of Rock, Paper, Scissors against a computer player. All of the gameplay is tracked in the data model and then separately displayed in the DOM.

Clone the repository to your local machine. The user can then interact with the application by opening the index.html file.

Play it here!

This is the final solo project from Week 5-6 of Mod1 @ Turing. I spent around 40-50 hours working on this project. I had about a week to complete it.

Jamie Francisco: https://github.com/jamiefrancisco

• Solidify and demonstrate my understanding of both DRY JavaScript and event delegation to handle similar event listeners
• Understand the difference between the data model and how the data is displayed on the DOM
• Use my problem solving process to break down large problems, solve things step by step, and trust myself to not rely on an outside “answer” to a logical challenge

• Win 1: Learning how to use mapping to refactor my determineOutcome function! This greatly reduced lines of code and made it much easier to understand the winning combinations for a given player.
• Win 2: Completing the entire project and keeping my learning goals in mind throughout.
• Challenge: Completely separating the data-model and the DOM. Making the game entirely playable within the console simply by manually inputting arguments into different functions. There was a lot of pseudocoding and console.log() that helped me work through this!