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Tim Acker
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 31,247 PointsPowerball Number Generator
I thought I'd share my first website. It's simple, but I'm rather proud of it. It generates quick pick numbers for the Powerball lottery which is played in most U.S. states. If you're lucky enough to win using my site, please send me a generous 'thank you' check! ;-)
3 Answers
Tim Acker
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 31,247 PointsSure, but what is the challenge in doing that?
Steven Parker
230,274 PointsI'm not sure either is a challenge for the ticket buyer.
James Anwyl
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 49,960 PointsLooks awesome! Would be a good project to put in a portfolio.
Only thing I would suggest is to add more explanatory comments to your main.js file. You've added comments to make it easier to see where functions end, but you've not explained what the code is actually doing. It would help other people understand it, as well as yourself when you come back to it at a later date.
Seriously good job though :)
Tim Acker
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 31,247 PointsThanks James. I really appreciate the complement and feedback.
Steven Parker
230,274 PointsSteven Parker
230,274 PointsI'm sure that was a fun programming exercise to do, but from the the practical aspect of the ticket buyer, isn't asking the clerk for a "quick pick" easier?