I'm a beginner JavaScript programmer. I'm looking for inspiration to make simple things. An example of something I already wrote was a calculator.
Write a word scramble game.
You could make a text-adventure game :).
>>3
Why would you spend time doing that when there's already someone on the internet who has done it p-e-r-f-e-c-tl-y:
http://www.lisperati.com/casting.html
>>1
Write something interactive with the mouse for a webpage, and make it look like a game. That'd be neat. I don't know JS btw.
>>5
Meh, doing it himself would be better (even though I do think that he should not only read that article but also Land of Lisp).
How about you make a yume-nikki inspired generator. Create a program that randomly manipulates variables used in RPG maker and have it make use of all files/images/music stored on your computer. Selection of objects could be limited to select folders, to websites, or to the entire computer. Obviously, there would have to be room for persons to create coherent objects which could be randomly or intentionally placed, but this is a small detail.
Allow for manipulation effects to distort data and a variety of unpredictable functions, and you'll have a winner. Your computer reflects your subconscious, so in a sense you really will be able to explore it. Call it "Dreamgen