stevenwoolston / treasurehunt

I had in mind to create something to replace the tired old Easter Egg hunt. You know the one, where you write out a bunch of clues about where the Easter Bunny hid the Easter eggs and the kids go off and find them. Well I wanted to bring the Easter Egg hunt into the 21st century, so I decided to create a web page which showed the clues and started a timer to see how long it took the kids to find the eggs. This is part 1 in a 3 part series where I describe the idea, then live code making the project. In this live coding video I will explain headless WordPress as a data source for the clues and images, Bootstrap framework for the grid layout and components (like modals and buttons), a Javascript stopwatch component and general HTML, CSS and Javascript principles. I hope you enjoy it. Stay tuned for the second video coming soon.

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I had in mind to create something to replace the tired old Easter Egg hunt. You know the one, where you write out a bunch of clues about where the Easter Bunny hid the Easter eggs and the kids go off and find them.

Well I wanted to bring the Easter Egg hunt into the 21st century, so I decided to create a web page which showed the clues and started a timer to see how long it took the kids to find the eggs.

This is the source code for a 3 part series where I describe the idea, then live code making the project. I will explain headless WordPress as a data source for the clues and images, Bootstrap framework for the grid layout and components (like modals and buttons), a Javascript stopwatch component and general HTML, CSS and Javascript principles.

You can find the video on my blog at https://www.woolston.com.au/easter-egg-hunt-revival-live-coding-part-1-3/

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I had in mind to create something to replace the tired old Easter Egg hunt. You know the one, where you write out a bunch of clues about where the Easter Bunny hid the Easter eggs and the kids go off and find them. Well I wanted to bring the Easter Egg hunt into the 21st century, so I decided to create a web page which showed the clues and started a timer to see how long it took the kids to find the eggs. This is part 1 in a 3 part series where I describe the idea, then live code making the project. In this live coding video I will explain headless WordPress as a data source for the clues and images, Bootstrap framework for the grid layout and components (like modals and buttons), a Javascript stopwatch component and general HTML, CSS and Javascript principles. I hope you enjoy it. Stay tuned for the second video coming soon.


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