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My first README

The first time I encountered a README file was the first time I purchased a Wordpress template back in 2010. Because the purchase came from the internet and I was super savvy and security conscious, I quietly patted myself on the back for being wise enough not to to fall for that trick. I mean, including a file that screams 'read me' with typo? Who'd be silly enough to open that and unleash malware onto their computer?

About my first computer program

Am I allowed to call it a program? Or is it a web app? Don't judge me. I'd not written a line of code until the week before last (Myspace <> doesn't count. Or maybe it does? I felt pretty clever when I did it in 2006). I digress. This is the first thing I've written in code and can do a thing. It is game. I had much help (Please see thank-yous).

The game

The game is noughts & crosses (or tic-tac-toe if you're American). It's a two player game where each player is assigned character( X or O) and the players take turns to place their 'X' or 'O' in the nine boxes on the grid. The first player to achieve three of their characters in a row (vertically, horizontally or diagonally) wins.

Scope of functionalities

• Players cannot unselect their character once selected.
• Character 'X' is Player 1
• Character 'o' is Player 2

Languages used

• HTML
• Javascript
• CSS
• jQuery

Thank-you

To Hugh for the marathon hand-holding effort. To Ai and Kris for the help, and Joel for not giving me the out to drop out on day 3 of this course.