A Fun JavaScript Experiment: Recreating the Hangman Game

Hello everyone
I developed a small version of the classic Hangman game, making extensive use of JavaScript functions.
The game isn’t perfect yet — improvements are still planned — but it’s already fully functional.
So I’m sharing it now so you can play against the computer.
More than 1,000 words are already built in!

HangHim.approj (9,7 Mo)

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Nice visuals and interesting approach.

One of the things I like about JavaScript is that there are so many ways to approach the same thing.

You put way more words into yours than I did mine!

Nice work.

I couldn’t help but notice some French appearing at various spots in the code…

Parlez-vous français?

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Yes, I speak French, and I tend to use French names for objects, functions, or variables :). I usually clean this up later when I review my work.

To improve this project, I’m planning to rewrite part of the code using new functions and, most importantly, introduce new timelines to better manage certain effects (sounds, images, etc.).

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From what I have seen - you and I seem to have a similar workflow.

Though I am not a native French speaker - I have found myself using a French word from time to time to name a variable. Usually it is when I have already used a word I would like to use again for something similar

Thank you for being here, posting some awesome things, and helping to make this community even better than it is.

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Amazing work, @Jo_Jo :>>>

Impressed with what you are doing here. Keep up the great work :flexed_biceps:
We would love to see more creative projects from you.

And as Mr. @gregs said, I believe you two can exchange ideas/ experience with the app, advise each other, and even collaborate :>

Really looking forward to both of your activities on our community. We are eager for it.

Best regards,
Quynh Anh from ActivePresenter Support Team.

Thank you very much for your kind and encouraging message :slightly_smiling_face:

I really appreciate your support and the positive feedback. It motivates me to keep learning and creating more projects with ActivePresenter.

I also like the idea of exchanging ideas and possibly collaborating — that sounds great.

Thanks again to the ActivePresenter Support Team. I’m looking forward to being more active in the community.

Best regards,
Jo_Jo

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Hello everyone,

I’ve made a bit of progress on my project:

  • I reviewed the code and added comments to it ;

  • I slightly refined the visuals ;

  • I added sound ;

  • I used advanced actions to play the sound from Javascript

Unfortunately, the file became a bit larger, so I had to host it online. I hope you’ll be able to download it using this link.

Kind regards

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