Js Game Wiki

Awesome!<p>For as popular as JS is, I&#x27;ve found it pretty difficult to find good tutorials and resources online for it. I guess I was looking in the wrong places? Google was just failing? My google-fu isn&#x27;t as good as I think it is? I dunno...<p>I think this will be a big help and a good resource, so thanks a million.

See also Game Modules Wiki[1]<p>[1]: <a href="https://github.com/hughsk/game-modules/wiki/Modules" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;hughsk&#x2F;game-modules&#x2F;wiki&#x2F;Modules</a>

Also <a href="http://html5gameengine.com" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;html5gameengine.com</a> if you&#x27;re looking for a list of engines. It&#x27;s limited to the more popular, actively maintained engines and has reviews, links, etc... for each.

Could be better, but few things are perfect. Nice to have all of that info compiled in one place without tons of ads. Now add more detailed descriptions to each of links and organize them in beginner&#x2F;intermediate&#x2F;advanced&#x2F;expert categories. This way a newbie won&#x27;t be completely lost and pro&#x27;s won&#x27;t lose interest by opening first few links that are easy. More ambitious project would be to add some kind of series of links&#x2F;tutorials so that people who want to learn will have a decent way of tracking their progress.

You&#x27;re missing one of the most vital things: game engines.

I was actually just looking for some stuff about Javascript game development. (specifically looking for three.js, which I&#x27;d forgotten the name of) So this is kind of wonderful timing to have this pop up.<p>It looks like a wonderful hub of all sorts of information about game development, good job to the person who put this together! Hopefully I can even apply the lessons I learn from all of this generally to other languages as well.

Not an ideal name choice: JavaScript is used in some mainstream non-web engines e.g. Unity 3D.

Nice! You&#x27;re missing analytics - Google Analytics, Snowplow, MixPanel etc