Simple Bowling Scoresheet using JavaScript - #9
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I set out to use Java, a core language I have been using for past fifteen years, to create a bowling score app. However I wanted others to easily run the app without any hassle of setup so I decided to utilize just a simple HTML page and JavaScript. Due to working with a stateless HTML page without the use of web server and persistence store, some parts of the code, such as re-calculating the score, are redundant but the project is meant for demonstration purpose only.
Instead of accepting a list of scores, I wanted to make the app interactive and fun by simulating an actual score card.
Directions: Simply download the three files (htm, js, css) and open the htm file in a modern web browser. For brevity sake they are all in the same directory.