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Episode: 1234
Title: HPR1234: fightcodegame.com
Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr1234/hpr1234.mp3
Transcribed: 2025-10-17 22:01:35
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Hello and welcome to Hacker Public Radio. In this episode of Hacker Public Radio,
I'm going to be talking about a website. Now that website is FightCodeGame.com. I was
introduced to this website by a colleague at work, Steve Dingley. We used JavaScript and
JQuery to make our websites shine and sparkle. FightCodeGame.com is a website where you can
use JavaScript to make your own virtual robots and pit them against each other in a reader
of virtual death and goal. So if you're interested, you can sign up to GitHub. You can go to FightCodeGame.com
and use a GitHub account and authenticate using that and create a robot for you to put in the
reader. If you want, you can find me on there on TitaniumBunker and I've got a robot but he's
not yet public. At the moment he stands around and gets killed. He doesn't do anything because
I haven't written all of the logic for him to fight back with but I have plans, basic plans
to sort of not get killed. So if you're interested in battling virtual robots in a virtual arena
using JavaScript and enhancing your JavaScript skills in the process then check out FightCodeGame.com.
If you've listened to this episode or other HPR episodes and you haven't yet contributed
your own episode, have a go, it's dead easy. If you go to hackerpublicradio.org and click
on the contribute button, give you all the information about how to record your own podcast
episode and who knows, we could hear your voice gracing the virtual airwaves.
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