TechEcho

I'm building a new website, but I'm not sure if people get what it does.<p>Was hoping people might be able to give me some first impressions to see if I've made it intuitive enough.<p>I've included the clickable link in the comments.<p>Note: it only works in Google Chrome right now.

I think this is great - it kinda _why ish. I think that if it can be solved using the controls you provide that's good, but if short cuts can be made by hacking the code there is an incentive to try - like adding a loop that fires the cannon continuously, a loop that changes it angle over a range... I don't know - but if the 'cheats' are in the code there is a reason to look at it (the code). They need to be simple (initially). I quickly started adjusting the angle force in the code to just to see if I could.

Clickable link: <a href="http://peanutty.org" rel="nofollow">http://peanutty.org</a>

Thanks for the feedback. I've added in a level that requires a little coding to solve :)<p><a href="http://peanutty.org/#level/a_little_code" rel="nofollow">http://peanutty.org/#level/a_little_code</a>

This was so much fun! Maybe programming a small task needed to complete a level might give the desired inverse effect. :)

It's pretty fun. I am wondering why you made it such that it only works in Chrome?

It doesn't render a thing

This is amazing!!! You should post it as a direct link again.

Coolness, codecademy for physics based games

Seems Cool! I like it~