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My aim is to make some simple board game programming, with portability in mind.
As i understand JavaScript is a solution?

My first test (no board game yet, only testing) led to this: Saute Moutons

At this point i don't like the FireFox devtools i'm using. Maybe i'm not using them correctly... My question is:
What coding tools for simple JavaScript programs ?

White sheep must go right, black sheep must go left.
Sheeps can advance one square or jump over another sheep, but can't go backward.

I prefer chromes dev tools, that being said there isn't much of a difference between them nowadays, if you're not down to roll your own(which I wouldn't recommend) that's the tools you have, and they're pretty darn good if I may add that. I'd be surprised if anyone who knows his stuff around javascript development has a different opinion.

So without any disrespect, you're probably not using them correctly and need to take the time to get a grasp on them and develop a proper workflow.

I feared so... ;-)

yeah, most browsers have pretty great dev tools nowdays. there are some videos showcasing new things in them, seen a talk at pixelscamp last year showcasing new usage of chrome dev tools, there were some insane features in there that i had no clue about despite using it quite often.

found the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KykP5Z5E4kA i'm sure there are other similar videos and tutorials and blog posts about making the most of them.

*giggle*

Jesus H Christ that took me way too long to solve.

this is doing my nut, any tips before I scream?

Interleave them :)

yeah, worked it out now :)

Thank you LJ and psenough for the hints... Will have to stop blaming devtools then! ;-)
@bloodnok and spiny: my pleasure

modified the link for Saute Moutons

man, I've just spent half an hour on that until I figured out the right moves again :D :D

Heh, surprisingly difficult (and fun)...

I did it!