JSFiddle Prototypes

Exploring DisasterRoyal3773's JSFiddle Prototypes: A Showcase of Web Development Experiments

Hello, fellow builders and web enthusiasts!

I wanted to share some of my early web development prototypes that I've been working on over on JSFiddle. These projects showcase some fun experiments, games, tools, and other interactive features I’ve been testing. While not fully polished or finalized, they represent different stages in my learning and development process, and I’m excited to share them with you all!

Here’s a quick look at what you’ll find:

1. Flight Simulator Prototype

An early version of a flight simulator with basic controls and simple physics. It’s still in progress, but feel free to try flying and explore what I’ve been experimenting with!

• Check it out here!

2. Chicken Clicker Game Prototype

A clicker game that lets you click to earn eggs. It’s a simple prototype with potential for future updates!

• Play the game here!

3. HTML Editor Prototype

A basic web-based HTML editor that I developed for experimenting with dynamic content creation. It allows you to type in HTML code and see the results in real-time!

• Try the editor here!

4. Dropdown for States, Provinces, or Territories

A dropdown menu that lets you select a state, province, or territory from a list. Simple, but functional for testing purposes.

• Explore it here!

5. Theme Switcher

A basic theme switcher that lets you toggle between dark and light mode. It’s a good starting point for anyone interested in implementing theming for a website!

• Try it out here!

6. Random String Generator

A fun prototype that generates random strings of characters. It’s useful for testing, and you can adjust the string length as needed.

• Check it out here!

7. Periodic Requests to Google Docs

An interesting experiment involving periodic requests to a Google Docs page (be aware, it can be a bit slow on some browsers).

• View it here!

8. Basic Flight Simulator (Previous Versions)

Check out the progression of my flight simulator project, starting from an early version and moving up to the current one. These earlier versions highlight how the simulator has evolved!

• Version 1

• Version 2

• Version 3

I also have more prototype webpages here.

Feel free to explore and leave feedback!

While these prototypes are in their early stages, they represent different experiments that I plan to continue developing over time. I’d love to hear your thoughts, suggestions, and any bugs you might encounter. Thanks for checking them out!

You can follow my work and stay updated on future projects and releases. Happy coding, and enjoy exploring these web experiments!

- DisasterRoyal3773