Q-Po (Javascript game project) in retrospect

I made a JavaScript game called Q-Po in 2016. It involved thousands of lines of original code. It was a strategy game.

I wrote up most of what I did in a journal here (Google Drive) which I am now making public. 

The project repository is here (Github).

Videos of the game are here (Youtube playlist). 

I have since let the server expire since I didn't want to keep paying for the domain. I could re-deploy it if I wanted to. In the process of making the game, I learned a lot about development, about JavaScript, and about project management. I recruited a few people to help with the project in various ways. A close friend helped me brainstorm and did a little cross-platform development. I paid someone to make music for it. I learned about neural networks to implement an adaptive AI. Someone I met at a JavaScript meetup inserted a few crucial lines of code into the back end to make the project deployable, then got hired somewhere after mentioning the project in an interview. (I very naively thought he was in the project for the long haul.)