#A Bowling score card.

This was my first JavaScript project. It was a weekend challenge after week six at Makers Academy. Scoring a Bowling game isn't as trivial as one might think. The most tricky part was to award bonuses to frames Scoring a Bowling game. I went back to the project to wire the logic up to a simple Angular front end.

##Features:

• You can enter how many pins have been knocked down
• The app keeps track of frames
• It awards bonuses for spares and strikes
• It calculates the overall score

##Tech

• JavaScript, tested with Jasmine, run by Grunt
• Angular, e2e-tested with Protractor
• Express / node.js server
• Materialize CSS framework
• Travis Continuous Integration, Istanbul (test coverage) and Code Climate

##Issues:

• "Game over" is actually the last frame. There might be two more rolls after this. This is why I display "Last frame" instead of "Game over".
• Frontend can't handle the extra rolls in final frame yet. It's implemented in the back end though. This is why in front end a perfect game doesn't end with 300 points.