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Why developing an HTML5 game is too damn risky | ektomarch.
february 2012 by DirkSonguer
I’ll preface this by saying that yes, I’m running Google Chrome Beta as my main browser, and yes, some bugs are to be expected from running a beta browser. That’s besides the point. So what am I complaining about?
Any small bug on any browser can instantly kill a product you’ve worked months or years on.
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Any small bug on any browser can instantly kill a product you’ve worked months or years on.
february 2012 by DirkSonguer
HTML5 Games 0.1: Speedy Sprites (1)
january 2011 by DirkSonguer
Bruce Rogers and I graduated from Facebook’s Engineering Bootcamp in January and began researching how HTML5 could apply to games across the Web. We found HTML5 poised to become a potent platform for game development but still hampered by significant performance variance among browsers and drawing techniques. We're hosting a tech talk this evening on what's becoming possible with HTML5 this evening along with speakers from Zynga and SproutCore which will be streamed live.
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january 2011 by DirkSonguer
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