This was made using the commercial version of Bolt, but I wanted to share it with the community as it was the first time I finished an app and saw the potential of this approach to AI-assisted development.
Funmath dot worldzone dot club
Some features I dropped in iteratively while working on it, end-to-end about an hour’s worth of effort:
- Just addition for now, # of emojis + # of emojis. Controls for the emojis used. 3 answer buttons, one is correct
- Comic Sans! That resulted from my request for a chalkboard-esque interface, and I’m leaving it in
- Happy sounds for correct, a click for incorrect, and a mute button to maintain control over the audio
- Subtle animation of the emoji scale to keep the player engaged
- High scores retained in local storage, a high score pops confetti!
- Achievements, “crowns” were an emergent feature asking the LLM for feature ideas
- Mobile friendly! Responsiveness should be a simple request to the LLM in my opinion, and it worked out great here.
- Leveraging one-click deployment to Netlify, something missing from this fork but at a feature level will definitely appear on the roadmap.
Full disclosure, since this was a Bolt.new project it was a result of (very large) Claude 3.5 Sonnet as well as any changes that aren’t in our fork. It was a fun project, and I’m using this as my standard of what I also expect out of the oTToDev project. I’ll have to dig up the code project and the chat history for the app, but when I do I’m glad to share it here.
Happy building!