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Not a single line of external source code
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Use of a maximum of modern API both Node side and browser side
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Anything is allowed as long as it's in a standard and it works on 2 different browser
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Node HTTP/2 native support
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Full HTTP/2 assets push (the server doesn't even accept request other than
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JavaScript module in the browser
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Web Components : Custom Elements / Shadow Dom (But no HTML Imports / Template)
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CSS Variables
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CSS Grid (used it for the grid but not possible for the tiles as long as transitions doesn't work)
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Virtual Dom implementation using native HTML parser & diffing directly on real dom
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Redux clone to manage game state
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Logic in a WebWorker, unfortunately without modules as they are not yet supported
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Logic in Rust compiled in WebAssembly!
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I rollback using compo to keep everything as vanilla as possible
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As HTTP/2 is now fully supported by Node, I don't consider it as a dependency
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There is one real cheat: the JSON parser for Rust. Seriously, I can't dev a new parser from scratch ;)
2048 clone. It's fun, doesn't need backend and is rich enough to trigger some real questions