I’ve not forgotten about the Breakout clone that I was working on. Truth be told, I haven’t looked at it in over a month. Since the last post, I re-implemented the exploding brick type and the SFX that I lost, and created a level editor that imports .tmx…
A new responsive version of LiteAccordion with a bunch of new themes and options. Get it from GitHub - GitHub - nikki/AccordionPro-JS: A (formerly premium) responsive accordion plugin for jQuery.A (formerly premium) responsive accordion plugin for jQuery. - GitHub - nikki/AccordionPro-JS: A (formerly premium) responsive accordion plugin…
Hello, and welcome to the third part of my series on creating an iOS application with Cordova. In Part 1, we covered the basics of planning our book cataloguing app, discussing the importance of user experience design and sketching some preliminary UI ideas. Part 2 walked through UI prototyping with…
In this blog post, I'm going to share some techniques I've picked up from working on JavaScript projects where code size really matters. If you've ever participated in the JS13k competition (where you need to build a complete game in under 13 kilobytes) or…
It’s been a while since I wrote the first part of this article – some of the open source software I’d based the original post on has changed significantly. The largest change is that PhoneGap is now called Cordova. After Nitobi’s acquisition by Adobe, the name of the…
Welcome to this tutorial on the Web Audio API. I’ll show you how to load and play sounds, how to adjust the volume, how to loop sounds, and how to crossfade tracks in and out – everything you need to get started implementing audio into your HTML5 games. Web Audio…
Hello, and welcome! I’m going to show you how to create an iOS application – from start to finish – with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and PhoneGap. In this first part, I’ll be planning the project. I’m going to start by discussing the importance of User Experience (UX) design, deciding…
If you have any experience of making HTML5 games for mobile web browsers, you’ll recognise this bit of code: // set height of the document to be greater than screen size document.body.style.height = screen.height * 2 + 'px'; // scroll down the page a bit to hide url…
