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Josh Parsons is a Canadian web developer and independent game developer based in Prince Edward Island. He works primarily in website development for small and medium-sized businesses and has also developed a number of browser-based games and interactive web applications.[1]
Career
[edit]Parsons works in software and web development in Prince Edward Island. His professional work includes the design and development of websites for local businesses, with a particular focus on businesses seeking an independent web presence rather than relying solely on social-media platforms.[1]
Through his independent web-development work, Parsons develops custom websites for small and medium-sized organizations in Prince Edward Island, including businesses in and around Cornwall, Prince Edward Island.[1]
His work includes responsive web development and browser-based applications designed for both desktop and mobile devices.[1]
Games and personal projects
[edit]In addition to commercial web-development work, Parsons has created a number of independent browser games and applications. His personal website describes these as projects that he designed, developed and released himself.[1]
Cribbage Trainer
[edit]Parsons created Cribbage Trainer, a free browser-based application designed to help users practice cribbage hand scoring. The application presents users with cards and allows them to practice recognizing scoring combinations and selecting the strongest four-card hand from a six-card deal.[2]
The application is designed as both a game and an educational tool and can be used through a modern web browser.[2]
Coin Flip
[edit]Parsons also developed Coin Flip, an interactive coin-flipping browser game.[3]
Rather than functioning only as a simple virtual coin toss, the game incorporates progression mechanics. Players can unlock different coins, including rare zodiac-themed designs, perform "super flips", track flip statistics and streaks, and collect additional coin designs through continued play.[3]
Coin Flip uses animated three-dimensional coin flips and was developed as a progressive web app, allowing it to be installed on supported devices and played offline.[3]
Eat My Entire Ass
[edit]Parsons created the comedic browser game Eat My Entire Ass, published at eatmyentireass.online.[1][4]
The game is built around 60-second rounds in which the player attempts to accumulate as high a score as possible by interacting with illustrated targets. Different types can be discovered and unlocked during play, with variants including cartoon, golden and other themed designs.[4]
The game also includes a "Frenzy" mode and an online global leaderboard, allowing players to compare scores. The website describes the game as mature-themed and presents the project primarily as a humorous arcade-style web game.[4]
Web development
[edit]Parsons operates JoshParsons.ca, through which he provides website-development services to businesses in Prince Edward Island. His work emphasizes custom-built websites and helping smaller businesses establish websites independent of their social-media accounts.[1]
His portfolio includes websites produced for local businesses as well as his independently developed games and web applications.[1]
References
[edit]- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "Josh Parsons - Custom Websites for Local Businesses in PEI". Josh Parsons. Retrieved 8 September 2026.
- 1 2 "Cribbage Trainer - Practice Hand Scoring". Josh Parsons. Retrieved 8 September 2026.
- 1 2 3 "Coin Flip Game - Unlock Rare Coins & Super Flips". Coin Flip Game. Retrieved 8 September 2026.
- 1 2 3 "Eat My Entire Ass". Eat My Entire Ass. Retrieved 8 September 2026.
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