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For some reason these frogs forgot how to swim. Help the frogs stay on the log. There are 4 types of frogs and each behave differently. Drag the frogs and logs (or click) with precision to save our frogs.

Frog log was the Grand Prize Winner in the MIX10 10k coding challenge! The prize was ticket to the MIX10 conference(Web Design/Developer) in Las Vegas including hotel at Mandalay Bay Hotel and $1,000 visa card.

Frog-Log was entered in the the Mix 10k contest. There were over 80 entries. The size of the all the images and code and html are less then 10k in size. Frog-log was built in pure javascript and the new HTML 5 that many of the new browsers support. This also includes mobile devices such as the iPhone and HTC window mobile.

See Frog-Log Winning entry at http://mix10k.visitmix.com/Entry/Details/169

Frog log was featured on channel9 SilverlightTV http://channel9.msdn.com/shows/SilverlightTV/Silverlight-TV-9-MIX-10K-Challenge/

Frog log was featured on channel9 SilverlightTV video #2 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/LauraFoy/MIX-10k-Winners–Judges/

Frog log has also been featured on http://www.canvasdemos.com/2010/01/13/frog-log/ demonstrating the power of HTML5 to create html based games.

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I am not surprised at all that Frog Log won the hearts of my fellow judges and the Grand Prize. It’s a good idea that makes you smile when you first put your hand on it, packed with functionality and a great showcase of what you can do with a few lines of HTML5.

Interesting detail: the author won a second prize last year with a Silverlight application. This proves that a great developer is great independent of the technology he actually uses.
http://www.5pmserious.com/news-and-events/mix10-winners—my-top-list.aspx

Just a great little game, addictive and well thought out with some interesting gameplay. I would LOVE to see this developed further by the author… My only ding was that drag-n-drop failed in Firefox 3.5; clicking worked fine, though.
http://meyerweb.com/eric/thoughts/2010/02/24/mixmasters/