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This project is the creation of the website for a game @QinCai and I created called Poker Over SSH. It's basically just poker on the terminal, where you can play with other people online or just with bots. (THIS IS JUST THE WEBSITE).
PLEASE CHECK https://summer.hackclub.com/projects/11824 FOR ACTUAL GAME DEV
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Once you ship this you can't edit the description of the project, but you'll be able to add more devlogs and re-ship it as you add new features!
The last part. I added a status page, which shows the status of the game. There is also a link to the status website from Uptime Kuma.
We needed to add a status page on the website so everyone could see if the server was up or not.
(previous time got added to the previous devlog) I finished the about section, finishing the inspiration section and the credit section. I made their boxes fixed to the text and fixed a bunch of mistakes like spelling, grammar and useless code that's not needed. I also created and finished the Readme for this website.
I started on the About section, where I started writing about the inspiration for the project and why we made it in the first place.
I finished the guide section, adding the showdown stage, as well as adding a box of text to explain hand rankings. This required me to change the typewriter function so that the colour for the suits would appear. After finishing the guide infromation, I made the text boxes fixed so there isn't an earthquake when looking at the last box.
I added more information to the guide. I added information about the Flop, Turn and river and how they work/what happens.
I added some more information to the guide, talking about the pre-flop stage. I adjusted some formatting with the guide page, made the typewriter function writer faster if it has been writing for too long and optimised the background.
I added a terminology section in the guide so that people can understand common terminology in poker.
I had to, again, fix the code due to my friend removing the features by accident. I make the logo of the game on the top left in a nice green colour scheme with a > representing SSH and the Spade representing playing cards. I also wrote I bit more in the guide while adjusting the code to make it look nice.
I started on the guide section, where I will explain (to people who don't know) how to play poker and how to play poker in the SSH.
My friend decided to add a bunch of features while changing parts of my code and breaking some of my features, so I had to fix them. I added a link to SoM from the icon on the top left and cleaned the fox and text.
Adjusted code for the SSH box while adding more information on how to play the game + QoL addition. Fixed a problem with the code's typewriter function breaking.
I switched the logo back to SoM because it's more suitable and fixed the typewriter function so it more easier to use. I also added information on how to play the game. While doing this, I had to alter some code so the features would work.
I changed the links to the other pages from a box with the text that controls the link function to a button that controls the link function. I resized the buttons and switched the SoM image with the Hackclub image because I think it contrasts better.
I added a box that is fixed on the top of the screen with important uses, like the logo of SoM and links to other pages. I fixed the information box to be a fixed size and spaced out the links to look nice and professional. Currently the SoM logo looks a bit weird so I might need to change it.
I changed some values in the text and box, and I added a typewriter effect that I plan to use on all text in boxes. I also changed the background, where I went to Photoshop and made it bigger.
Because I'm bad at coding in Python, I decided to make the website for the game. I worked on the front page, where I added a title with glowing text and a box for future information. I also played with the glowing code for the title.
Our plan is to create a poker game that you can play with other people using SSH. I am doing this with Qincai. I started by helping create the plan of what we are going to do and tested a bit of the code.