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jsGameSoup documentation: a game library for Javascript edit / delete

Looks good.

to games graphics javascript software ... on 03 December 2011

Haavard - From C++ to HTML5: Rebuilding a game using open web standards edit / delete

to games html5 javascript programming teaching ... on 18 July 2011

WordSquared - a massively multiplayer online word game edit / delete

Scrabble on an infinite board done in Javascript, although the limited interaction with other players makes it a bit lacklustre, and the drag-and-drop's clunky.

to amusements games javascript scrabble ... on 01 March 2011

Old School Color Cycling with HTML5 | EffectGames.com edit / delete

Some very impressive colour-cycling artwork. I love the rippling water! (Also: what took *no* CPU time on an Amiga now takes 90% of the CPU of my 2.4GHz P4. We've come such a long way, backwards.)

to graphics html javascript retrocomputing ... on 19 August 2010

A re-introduction to JavaScript - MDC edit / delete

to javascript programming ... on 17 August 2010

CoffeeScript edit / delete

Python (well, really Haskell)-style syntax for Javascript. This is something I've wanted for a while, since JS ought to be a usable language were it not for the 1970-style syntax. (That and reasonable POSIX bindings.)

to compiler javascript language-design ... on 17 August 2010

node.js edit / delete

Server-side Javascript with sensible ideas about concurrency: "Processes are necessary to scale to multi-core computers, not memory-sharing threads."

to concurrency javascript network programming vm ... on 17 August 2010

pyjamas edit / delete

Some uninteresting web development stuff -- but part of this is a Python-to-Javascript compiler, which is interesting.

to compiler javascript python software ... on 04 February 2009

Bluish Coder: Javascript 1.7 edit / delete

Or possibly "Javascript the ultimate occam". ;)

to design javascript language research ... on 05 June 2006

Bluish Coder: Narrative Javascript edit / delete

Process-oriented code using continuations. It'd be interesting to implement an occam-style environment on top of this.

to concurrency continuations javascript programming research ... on 30 May 2006