FizzBuzz
A celebration of the classic coding challenge, this app offers a playable game and showcase for solutions in different programming languages.
What it is
FizzBuzz has been used by math teachers to teach factors and division for a long time, and tech companies have used it to assess programmers' skills. This app turns it into a game — playable alone, or in real-time with friends.
Solo players compete against the clock and see how far they can get without making a mistake. Top performers get their initials on a high-score leaderboard, like classic video games. Group-play is a round robin, until the last player standing wins.
Why I work on it
In my half-hearted efforts to learn programming and web development, the FizzBuzz problem was a major "light-bulb moment" and an exercise I really enjoyed. I wanted to celebrate that, while learning agentic coding.
What's different
- Winners never finish How high can you get in the FizzBuzz sequence?
- Retro game feel Designed for fans of Atari-era games.
- Real-time with friends Start a multi-player session and compete against friends.
Check it out!
FizzBuzz lives on its own site. This button takes you there.