### Access right now the first version of your mobile application
> **Warning** : Deploy not already done !
> **Warning** : Deploy not already done !
To start our project, you can download `master` branch on your laptop.
To start it you can just use the following command in your terminal :
> yarn expo start
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🚧 __IN PROGRESS__
📆 _End of Project :_March 2023
📆 _End of Project :_9 April 2023
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A companion for Blackjack
WhiteJohn is a mobile application which will help you maximize your odds when playing a good old game of BlackJack.
WhiteJohn is a Blackjack training app designed to help people improve their skills in the popular card game. With a user-friendly interface and intuitive gameplay, the app provides a fun and engaging way for players to practice their Blackjack strategy without risking any real money.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, WhiteJohn is the perfect app to help you sharpen your Blackjack skills and take your game to the next level. Best of all, it's completely free and doesn't involve any real money gambling, so you can enjoy playing without any of the associated risks.
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## Functionalities
- Not precisely defined
- BlackJack game :slot_machine:
- Informations about BlackJack game :book:
- Cheatsheet to learn the best moove :memo:
- Dark Mode :moon:
- Dealer Naming :man_office_worker:
## Ressources
### Time
- 30 January to March 2023
- 30 January to 9 April 2023
### Technology
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