Works on smartphones, tablets, and desktop devices, dark mode compatible
Your goal in So Many Numbers is to solve 30 math problems as fast as you can. You can fine-tune the game to a chosen level (simple or standard) and set of operators (+, −, ×, and ÷).
So Many Numbers is designed for those of all ages. It helps children and adults sharpen their mental math skills and offers a competitive challenge for enthusiasts alike!
Ashley Caswell and I (Timothy Hsu) created So Many Numbers during the Make School Summer Academy 2018 hackathon. After Make School, I continued to develop the game to what you see now. You can view the old repository here.
So Many Numbers marks my first Web project to utilize a JavaScript framework (Vue), after rewriting the game in September 2019.
You may desire to run So Many Numbers locally to see how the game works and/or mod the game with your own features.
If you're new to building sites with frameworks (like I was), here's how I set up my development environment.
Otherwise, you know the drill:
Install dependencies
npm install
Run the game in a development server
npm run serve
Compile the game for production
npm run build
You can submit bug reports/feature requests to GitHub Issues and general feedback as a comment on the blog's project page.
(You can also report bugs on the blog, but I'm more receptive to GitHub Issues in this case.)
So Many Numbers is licensed under the MIT License.
Created by Ashley Caswell and Timothy Hsu