turbulenz:

We’re excited to announce that we have released the Turbulenz HTML5 game engine as open source under the standard MIT license. The open source project is available on GitHub at https://github.com/turbulenz/turbulenz_engine.

You may have seen Turbulenz mentioned somewhere and wondered what…

badassjs:

John Resig has written an excellent article clarifying some of the questions that have arisen over the past few weeks regarding Mozilla’s asm.js project. If you haven’t heard of it already, asm.js is a highly optimizable subset of JavaScript designed mostly for compilers like Emscripten. I…

badassjs:

Max Ogden and James Halliday (probably better known as substack on the internets) have been working on voxel.js, which is a block based game engine for the browser built with three.js, WebGL, and an interesting combination of Node.js based tools. The engine is built of several small…

buzzfeed:

Good morning! Here are 6 sleeping baby pandas. Have a good Monday!

tjholowaychuk:

With the advent of numerous client-side JavaScript package managers, I wanted to write up some of my thoughts about the fragmentation that we have today, and some ways that I think we could really improve delivering packages a community. Keep in mind that these are only my opinions, everyone has…