BoardGames

Live version of this app: https://boardgames.alexyakunin.com/

"Board Games" is the new Fusion sample showing fully functional web app allowing you to play real-time multi-player board (or board-like) games.

The sample implements a number of features that are hard to implement w/o Fusion. In particular, you might notice that real-time state sync works literally everywhere in it. Try opening the sample in two different browsers, sign in using different user accounts, and:

• Try to create and play a game in both windows
• Check out what happens with game lists when you're creating a game, making moves, or posting a chat message
• Try renaming your user & see its name changes everywhere - even in chat mentions!

The sample currently implements:

• One game (Gomoku) for now, though I'll add a couple more a bit later - there is a common base API allowing to add new games with ease
• Game lobby, where you can track the state of games you participate in, browse open games created by other users and join them
• Game chat, which supports mentions. In reality, there is a message parser and modular renderer, that currently supports user and game mentions.
• User online/offline status tracking. Notice that every user badge displays it.
• User profile page, where you can edit your user name, add MS/GitHub accounts, see all browser sessions, "kick" some of them or sign out from all of them.

Finally, the sample supports both both Blazor Server and Blazor WebAssembly modes.

The live version of this app is hosted on Google Cloud:

• Cloud Run runs its Docker image in 1-core/512MB RAM container
• Cloud PostgreSql stores the data; it also runs on the cheapest 1 core/3.75GB RAM host.

The most interesting part? Everything you see here was built by a single person in just 9 days! The very first commit cloning Fusion's Blazorise template was made on Feb 1, and I wrote the README describing what's already done on Feb 10.

Check out Fusion and its other samples if you want to learn more!

P.S. Pretty sure there are some bugs - if you'll find one, please open the issue!