A Simple Browser Based Multiplayer Game with WebSocket and Canvas

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Just added a simple Tank Battle game to my site. The game is inspired by the classic NES game Battle City released back in 1985.

I made this in about 3 days using .NET Core SignalR and Canvas. The main purpose of this project is to learn WebSocket and its capabilities.

Check it out here: https://robertyin.dev/battle

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