If you've played many online games, you've probably seen the puzzle simulations where an image is cut up into pieces and randomly arranged. The goal is to click pieces and move them to reform the original image. In this tutorial you will learn the basics of how to create this type of game. If you want to take a sneak peek at the finished product, you can do so here. (more...)
One of the more popular tutorials on the site is the one on webRTC with HTML5 and Javascript. However, the problem with creating tutorials for cutting edge technology such as webRTC is that the specification is constantly changing. Recent updates to the webRTC spec made the tutorial inaccurate. Today I went back and updated it so that it works with the new specification. Check it out if you haven't tried it yet!
Updated: 7/24/2012
WebRTC is a new technology that brings real-time communication capabilities to your browser without the need for plugins. In this tutorial you'll learn how to set up a webcam stream and copy images from it to an HTML5 canvas element. (more...)
Welcome to part 3 of the HTML 5 Space Shooter tutorial series. If you haven't already, I'd recommend checking out parts 1 and 2 before jumping in here. We're going to pick up where we left at the end of the last tutorial and implement enemies and collision detection. Let's get right to it! (more...)
Happy new year! 2011 was a fantastic year for me and I hope it was for you as well; hard to believe 2012 is here already! I figured a new tutorial would be a great way to start off the year so here you go: part 1 in a series on creating an HTML 5 shooter using EaselJS! (more...)
After following Lee Brimelow's introductory tutorial to Grant Skinner's EaselJS, I decided to look into it further and create a simple space shooter. No, this isn't directly Flash related, but the EaselJS framework is based on ActionScript and the Flash display list. Anyway, you can check out the game here. Look for a tutorial in the coming weeks!
