macav/mangled

Mangled is a browser-based word puzzle game where you race against the clock to guess as many words as possible without making a mistake. It is designed as a quick, reflex-driven vocabulary challenge rather than a slow, turn-based puzzle. You can try it out directly through a live demo linked in the project, so there is no need to set anything up just to see how it plays. Under the hood, the game is built using AngularJS, an older but once very popular framework for building interactive web pages. The project includes everything needed to run it locally if you want to tinker with the code yourself. After downloading the files, you would run a couple of standard installation commands to pull in the necessary background tools and the Angular framework itself. Then, a single command spins up a small local web server, and you can play the game right in your browser. This project would appeal to someone who wants a lightweight, self-contained word game to play or study. A coding beginner interested in how browser games were built a few years ago could use it as a learning reference, since the codebase is small and includes built-in tests and documentation tools. A teacher or casual hobbyist could also host it easily for a quick classroom or group activity. The project comes with a few built-in conveniences that make it straightforward to work with. It includes automated tests to verify the code is working correctly, a build step to shrink the final files for faster loading, and a system to generate project documentation. These features make it a solid, self-contained example of a complete, smaller-scale web application.