A Burlington Code Academy project written in Javascript with a Leaflet map, based on the popular Google game Geo-Guesser. Players are randomly dropped on a zoomed-in section of the map of Vermont, and have to guess which Vermont county the pin has been dropped in. The map view can be moved, but each move costs a point, and each wrong guess costs ten.
This project involves integrating a Leaflet-based map, and storing moves, geo-locations and scores in memory. It was a lot of fun and one of the breakthrough projects of my boot camp experience, where I really started to get a handle on Javascript.
I also worked with a great, diligent partner, Kevin Murtaugh, who spent hours with me and with the TAs working through each iteration of the project. He pushed me to do better, and for that I’m grateful!
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