I made a game entirely in my browser (Kaboom.js + Replit)

It's surprising just how much you can do only using things you can find on the internet. It's certainly not the same as working locally, but it could be equally as powerful if you know what you're doing.
0:00 - Intro
0:44 - Planning
3:44 - Graphics
6:09 - Coding
11:31 - Sound Effects
13:12 - Mode Coding
Link to the game's source code: replit.com/@SixBeeps/Super-Pong
Or if you want to just play the game: super-pong.sixbeeps.repl.co/
Tools used in this video
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Piskel (www.piskelapp.com/)
jsfxr (sfxr.me/)
kaboom.js (kaboomjs.com/)
Replit (replit.com/)
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[@chetanmishra8231]

this is epic
your website is
i have no word to say

[@chetanmishra8231]

pls answer the roll 13 question
how in your website
pls pls

[@aayamshrestha5982]

When I run my code on replit it says "Please run your project before using the console."
Can anyone help me

[@varient3217]

I like kaboomjs

[@papua5560]

epik website

[@1.Y.6]

Hey bro, this video is really cool and underrated. But next time, can you make a video like this again but this time use the game framework Love2D, I would really like that :)

[@coltendurbin8240]

Uhhh what language is the code

[@replit]

Kaboom.js (JavaScript)

[@mechanikate]

first B)

[@Fostero7]

Second B)