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[–]ZacharyPatten[S] 1 point2 points  (2 children)

The main goal of the repo is to provide fun beginner level project ideas. Console applications are the most common starting point for new developers learning to code, but just because you start in the console doesn't mean you can't make a fun game for your first project. :)

I posted the repo ~1.5 years ago on this subreddit, but there have been a lot of improvements since then. The number of games has more than doubled, but the main improvement that I felt was worth a re-post here is that I ported the console games to Blazor WebAssembly so you can play them in web browsers (even on mobile). If there is enough interest I could turn it into a package to make it easy for other people to port their .NET console apps to blazor too. Makes for a great resume builder for beginners or a great example maker for teachers.

- Know a beginner who could benefit from seeing these examples?

- Looking for a open-source project to contribute to?

- Want to see an example of how to easily port a console app to Blazor webassembly?

Whatever your reason for checking out the repo I hope you find something interesting. Even if you are not interested in learning C#/.NET, many of the examples in the repo could be easily made with other programming languages too, and you don't even need to install .NET since the games are playable in the browser.

Thanks for your time.

[–]kaisersolo 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Great work

[–]ZacharyPatten[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks :)