How to code Picture Puzzle game in plain javascript - Part 1

In the following video I show how to code picture puzzle game using vanilla Javascript, without any framework or library.
This is the Part 1 where we create the parts of the game - cells.
And we position them randomly.
For the project setup I use Webpack.
I create two ES6 classes and put the main logic there.
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[@saikalbiev7843]

Awesome video! Liked the ES6 writing skills with classes etc. Looking forward for more videos like this ;)

[@shibnathroy106]

Very nice Tutorial. Just One Suggestion. Next time can you please zoom in the text a bit. It was very hard to read and puts a lot of strain in the eyes. Thank once again.

[@TheCodeholic]

Thanks... I will keep your suggestion in mind.

[@Mr767267]

Did you happen to make the part 2? :) This is good learning

[@TheCodeholic]

Yes I made. Checkout my channel videos. You will find it.

[@futureautomation9518]

Link to Part2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/anLOk56nhLqoaNE, just incase anyone else looking for it

[@ashutoshtiwari199]

Code-Text is not visible could u zoom it out and make it again

[@TheCodeholic]

Make sure to set quality on 1080p and watch it on full screen. Unfortunatelly I can not re-record and reupload the same video, but for my next videos I use larger fonts.

[@ashutoshtiwari199]

Ok thanks

[@getdoc7992]

how can I use this logic in react native?

[@TheCodeholic]

Sorry, I do not have any experience working on React Native. Just search for "Using vanilla JS with react native", there will be some solutions.

[@nolandseigler1215]

Made it five minutes into the video. It has taken me more than fifteen minutes to get to this point in the video. Please reshoot the video with your directory tree closed, the view zoomed on your fullscreen code, and hide the output unless you have something to briefly show us. Great ideas. Poor execution.

[@TheCodeholic]

Thank you Noland for your honest feedback, Appreciate it... I do not know if I will reshoot this video because I am working on others, but I will keep in mind your remarks. I think I am improving quality of the videos step by step... If you have any kind of feedback in the future, will be glad to hear...

[@CrzyGazara]

there is no such thing as dividing by percentage , its called the modulo operator and it return the reminder of the division.

[@vann7509]

beisikali

[@peteeastham7245]

"height"is pronounced HITE not HATE