This repository is part of a personal project aimed at learning and exploring new technologies through the development of a multiplayer Tic-Tac-Toe game. The main focus of this project has been to explore new tools and technologies, with a particular emphasis on the Socket.io library, which was a new endeavor for me. The project is far from complete, especially the front-end, and serves as a learning platform.
The game introduces unique gameplay mechanics and is built using modern web technologies, following best practices for real-time web applications.
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Multiplayer Gameplay: Support for real-time multiplayer gaming experience.
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Unique Game Mechanics:
- Limited Moves: You can only use 3 positions on the board. If you play a fourth move, your first move will be automatically removed. Keep track of your opponent's moves as well!
- Player Limit: Only the first 2 players to join can play the game. Anyone else who joins will be a spectator. So, get in quick!
- Creating a New Room: Want to start your own game? Simply navigate to
/room/roomnamein your browser. For example, https://tictactoe.iampedrovieira.pt/room/test. Share the link with your opponent to start playing against each other.
Welcome to a Unique Tic-Tac-Toe Experience! Enjoy the game, and may the best player win!
A concept version of the game, corresponding to the phase-2 branch, is currently live and can be accessed at https://tictactoe.iampedrovieira.pt. Please note that this version does not include the unit tests with Jest as the tests have not yet been adapted to the new database structure and dynamic room features.
- Front-end: React, Next.js, WebSocket
- Back-end: Node.js, Express.js, Sequelize, PostgreSQL
- Deployment: Docker, Docker Compose
- Testing: Jest (Note: The live version does not include Jest tests)
- Real-Time Communication: Socket.io
- Pedro Vieira - Initial work and development.
This project is licensed under a Non-Utilization License. The contents of this repository are not intended for any form of commercial or non-commercial use. Please contact the contributors for more information.