Nice! More time would be good (or a no time limit option). I like the element of being able to make inferences based on the code even if you're not familiar with it, narrowing down to a handful of candidate repos and making an informed guess - but this takes time and the 60s you get doesn't feel like enough to comfortably read the whole list of repos.<p>Being able to quickly eliminate languages might also be good - if you see some code that you know is Python, for example, a little filter bar would be a nice way of shortening the list. Great concept!
Agh, sorry, but having to read through a dropdown of dozens of items ruins this out of the box. Needs a re-work of guessing. Not fun and not even a game right now, but close!
Cool idea, a few suggestions:<p>1. Clicking on the "Select" dropdown gives me the (I believe) complete list of options, which is not that big, so it's easy for me to pick from those options instead of guessing. Autocomplete is alright (similar to Framed or Guessthegame) but I shouldn't be able to see all from the start.<p>2. If the previous becomes too hard, you could add a few more tries with more pictures if I failed, ideally these would come in decreasing order of difficulty, but I understand that ought to involve more manual work so you could make do with just more random pictures from the same codebase which might help me.<p>3. Finally, a "share" button which copies my score to the clipboard so I can share it with my friends would be cool. A "daily" challenge would be great too so I can make sure we compete on the same codebase as my friends (otherwise I might get an easier challenge) though this will probably imply getting a new codebase for each day, and making the list of options much bigger.
Cool idea, but first I got a file which immediately read "This source file is part of the Swift codebase" or smth, and them I got one which is just the characters "})", so pretty inbalanced. Took me a while to figure out that the arrows change between files.
Great game, something to pass the time in Uni waiting<p>One bug: I selected Selenium and it was wrong, then the next one I thought was also Selenium and it was. The drop down still has Selenium selected but an empty string was sent as the guess.<p>Thanks for making this!
Too little time to scroll over the list of repositories.
It showed me a snippet with Python code for some observability tool, with<p><pre><code> SELECT count() ...
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query, so I know that it uses ClickHouse. The right answer was Sentry, but I didn't have enough time to find it in the drop-down list.
Very cool concept and execution. Love the circular periscope viewport. I think the only thing I would've preferred is to have a smaller set of options for each, where they're all visible, instead of having to scroll through a long list, where I've forgotten some options by the time I get to the bottom. Or just put the whole list off to the side so I can see them all.
I'm happy to receive everyone's feedback! I've implemented some easy improvements. I think it has become a bit simpler.
The dropdown list UI was hard to see everything, so I changed it to a selection style. I've improved the filter for the code snippets, so it should feel more game-like now.
doesnt work with Firefox:<p><pre><code> TypeError: e is undefined
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cool concept!<p>the menu and the sudden scroll jump is a bit jarring and answer selection does not reset properly after going to next round?<p><a href="https://i.imgur.com/UGLmvar.png" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://i.imgur.com/UGLmvar.png</a>