A pong game built with React and my little experimental implementation of Flux. The project is an effort for me to really understand the Flux architecture by making my own implementation while having some fun building a game.
A live version of this is hosted at: https://react-pong.herokuapp.com/
- Your paddle can go off the screen (yes it's harder that way)
- Playback! You can re-watch just how you lost the game
- Built with React
- A simple experimental implementation of Flux
- Immutable state (although the store can be cleared)
- Singleton store manager with a store provider component to enforce single store architecture
- State manipulation through actions
- Built-in replay interface in store manager - currently only handles linear-time replay through frame state restoration
- Components are accessing store directly, hence they are currently non-reusable
- linear-time replay doesn't support non keyframe-driven applications
- Slo-mo replay
- Action-driven replay system (real-time replay support for non keyframe-driven applications)
- Better component modularity support
- Component container layer to support reusable visual components
- Limiting store access for components to reading latest state and perform actions
- Multi-player through web socket