WebGameStub, or, So You Want a Quick Start on a 2D Canvas Game
Today we’re releasing WebGameStub version 0.2. It helps you get a quick and easy start on writing an HTML5 game with 2D canvas with a simple template and a few tools. Continue reading
Posts by Dan Mosedale
Introducing a Minimalist HTML5 Game Template
Today, we’re releasing version 0.1 of an HTML5 game template (the github repo). This template provides basic infrastructure so that as a game developer, you don’t need to do a bunch of busy work to get started: you can hit … Continue reading
Gladius, a Modular 3D Game Engine for the Web
The Gladius team at Mozilla is releasing version 0.1 of our open-source 3D JavaScript game engine for the browser. Gladius is designed to help people write great 3D games for the open web. Continue reading
RescueFox: The Value of a Prototype
Paladin is a Mozilla project to push 3D gaming on the Web. As a part of our efforts, we’re building a game engine called Gladius. We’ll blog proper introductions to both of these projects in the upcoming weeks. We’ve built … Continue reading
a web-based karaoke prototype as technology feedback loop
Thanks to several excellent contributors and up-and-coming web technologies (most critically Rainbow and popcorn.js), it’s now possible to record yourself singing along to a fine accordion rendition of “Amazing Grace” by Jono Xia, a feat that would have once … Continue reading