Learn how to make a dice game using JavaScript, Node.js, HTML5, and CSS3

September 07, 2022

Learn how to make a dice game using JavaScript, Node.js, HTML5, and CSS3

JavaScript Browser Game Development

What you’ll learn

Learn how to make a dice game using JavaScript, Node.js, HTML5, and CSS3

To develop a fully functional JavaScript browser game.
Creating text, inputs, and other forms of gaming buttons with HTML is easy.
Having a project you can use when looking for a job in programming or development is a plus.
Get hired as a game developer who produces web games using JavaScript.

Requirements

No previous programming knowledge is necessary. Everything in the course will be taught to you.

Description

You will use JavaScript in this course to create a web browser dice game. The goal of this course is to take complete novices from having no prior experience to creating their own JavaScript games with me. You are creating a dice game in this lesson where participants guess and test whether their estimate is accurate. The winner is determined by the highest score after all elimination rounds, which are determined by the dice roll of 1-6. This course includes web design. A strong programming language to learn is JavaScript. JavaScript is related to other programming languages, so knowing JavaScript will help you learn other programming languages more quickly. This is true not only for front-end web development.

Develop a solid foundation in JavaScript programming with the help of this introductory course.

I’m creating a JavaScript game for a web browser.
The main goal of this course is to learn JavaScript front-end web development.
The use of HTML 5 is common in web development.
CSS-based web design.
Make your website’s typefaces contemporary.
functions, variables, if statements, and for loops
400 lines of JavaScript code with clear comments.

Learning JavaScript and Node.js will provide you with significant abilities.

Free and simple-to-learn programming languages include JavaScript and Node.js. Most front-end web development, including animations and browser games, uses JavaScript. JavaScript is used as a server-side language called Node.js to build web servers and database connectivity. You may go on to other languages that are related, such as Java, C#, C, and C++, by learning JavaScript/nodejs. There are some variations between the programming ideas used in these languages and NodeJS.