Kat Tic-Tac-Toe is a challenge that was submitted for my Recurse Center application process with the limitation of using vanilla JavaScript without the help of frameworks.
Recurse Center | Requirements | Technologies | How To Use | License
For those who wish to apply or do not know about the Recurse Center check their website to find out more.
Our philosophy. We believe people learn best when they take control of their own education and are free to explore what they’re interested in. RC is heavily influenced by unschooling.
In the RC community you’ll find people like you. Recursers range in age from their teens to their 60s, although most are in their 20s or 30s. Batches of RC are generally between 30-45% women. Recursers also have a broad range of programming experience, from a few months to many decades. Recursers have been teachers, artists, professional athletes, doctors, hairdressers, scientists, poker players, project managers, lawyers, students, full-time parents, and many other things besides professional programmers. People also come to RC from all over the world. We’ve had Recursers travel to New York for their batch from more than 50 countries. Since we've been running online, people from over 12 different countries have done a batch of Virtual RC so far.
- Write a program that allows two humans to play tic-tac-toe.
- It should display the result.
- You can use any language.
- Should avoid using frameworks.
This project was developed with the following technologies:
To clone this application, from your command line:
# Clone this repository
$ git clone https://github.com/stevescruz/kat_tic-tac-toe.gitThis project is under the MIT license.