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Free online Solitaire You may only move cards off the waste pile, but you may onto and off the foundations Any time you expose a face-down card in a tableau column, that card is automatically turned face-up for you
Spider Solitaire (2 Suits) I originally created this game in November 2011 Please let me know if something doesn't work I also love hearing suggestions! Email me at joliss42@gmail com I would like to thank Richard Hoelscher, who created an excellent vector version of Grimaud's 19th-century "Paris pattern" card deck (see the archived page or download paris svg)
Solitaire New Game turn one (easy) New Game turn three (medium) Undo
Whats Next for Me (As of April 2014) - Solitr Running a free-to-play game presents a unique opportunity to get my hands dirty, as I get a ludicrous number of data points very early in my business – the kind of data that with a SaaS business you would only get at significant scale
How I Hand-Rolled MVC for a JavaScript Game (and It Was Awesome) - Solitr demonstrate how to structure any JavaScript app (game or not, framework or not) around MVC for cleaner code I recently decided to improve the Solitr game (GitHub) I had hacked together in a one-day hackathon (blogged about here)
Broccoli: First Beta Release - Solitr So to speed up your build, you try rebuilding only the files that have changed This is difficult, because sometimes one output file depends on multiple input files You manually configure some dependency rules, to rebuild the right files depending on which files were modified
18-Hour Hackathon: Making a CoffeeScript Solitaire Time to drop in a pretty card deck with CSS sprite handling, test, fix undo handling, add double-clicking, “you win” message, “new game” buttons, make production environment work, test some more
CSS Preprocessor Benchmark - Solitr A surprising contender is the newer Rework coming in at only 0 2 seconds, written in JavaScript but nearly as fast as libsass LESS js also did fairly well at 0 5 seconds, while the third JavaScript-based preprocessor, Stylus, fell on the slow side with 1 7 seconds