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Monday, Dec 15, 2025

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Black-Jack game prototype with UI and basic gameplay

Tanle Junior created a new BlackJack repository and shipped a playable web version with working interface and initial game logic.

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Tanle Junior started the BlackJack project with an initial commit [1], then built out the user interface and wired up basic game functionality [2]. The implementation included initial interactivity that made for a usable first version of the game, though the underlying array logic still needed work. In the same session, Tanle Junior renamed the project title to 'Black-Jack' in the README [3] to match the proper formatting.

javascript web game

Sources

  1. Initial commit · J-squareTech/BlackJack
  2. Finished the UI, some basic function · J-squareTech/BlackJack
  3. Rename project title to 'Black-Jack' · J-squareTech/BlackJack

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