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no, maybe about 10% - (( for the level creator canvas page - once I had my structure, I needed a dataset so it would look a little like the original pacman maze)) - I went continuous for at least the past 4 hours here at work.

html, css, canvas and javascript are really fast development - I've been jamming for the past year and have been a shove stuff together coder since 1985 or so (yeah, just a bunch of not so nice code and functions thrown together).   Here's something else I wrote about 10 years ago... http://lostwords.org

(( The mobile friendly source code (lost words world) is over 5,000 lines of really ugly JavaScript! ))  ( The desktop game version that is also found there is equally large and includes the ability to make your own word search puzzles -- over 10 years old though, so you'll see it is a little rough looking.  ;-) )

Also, here's something I spent about 30 days on for another jam.  It was with those many days that I was able to finalize my implementation of  path-finding code (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A*_search_algorithm) that is used here.  https://lostwords.itch.io/alchemist

...and my past year of jamming has a lot of these quick and dirty javascript things I've done.  Feel free to give them all a try and let me know what you think.  https://lostwords.itch.io/