Doesn't run in IE???
Sorry, any web app that doesn't support the browser with 75% market share = fail.
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Some friends of mine (including two Duke '00 grads) made a multi-player online asteroids clone for a competition, literally over the weekend - basically they had to create something from scratch in 48-hours for the competition.
Please check it out, and if you like it, public voting starts Thursday the 27th.
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Doesn't run in IE???
Sorry, any web app that doesn't support the browser with 75% market share = fail.
I just tried to play in Firefox. Did not work. I got the screen to load, but I was unable to move or fire.
My vote is... it sucks so far
-Jason
Why are you wasting time here when you could be wasting it by listening to the latest episode of the DBR Podcast?
UPDATE: It worked fine on my computer, and I've been told that there was an issue with FF3.0, as it was only tested with FF3.5 and Safari. Tough to test on multiple browsers when you've only got 48 hours. FF3.0, IE7, and IE8 are now supported on http://dev.lazeroids.com/ but since the competition is currently in judging phase, they can't update the real site yet. Keep in mind that almost the entire thing was written in Javascript (except the sound I think), which is pretty incredible in itself, not to mention it was done in 48 hours
demo video
leaderboards (currently it's tied for 2nd among 161 teams, prior to public voting)
Why are you wasting time here when you could be wasting it by listening to the latest episode of the DBR Podcast?
Well, I'm quoting based off of visitors to my company's web sites, so it's likely there's some skew there. But, it seems like there's quite a range amongst other sources, too:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_s...f_web_browsers
It also depends on whether you're talking US or global.