Happy New Year and all that. I've been so busy, you cannot imagine. However this game seems to be pretty interesting in that it uses canvas to render the game - check it out.

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I'm embarking on an experiment in interactive storytelling. I've started a fantasy story on Twitter called MysticQuest. It is the story of a young fairy who's embarked on the unlikely occupation of Knight. She has to go on a final quest to...

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I wanted to get this idea out there, though I'm sure I'm not the first. Browser makers should set up a way to persistently store javascript libraries in the browser. Like jQuery, Dojo, YUI, etc. (User could add as many as they wanted) and then...

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I was just starting to understand YUI 3 with PR1 when they've gone and released PR2. It's a very exciting thing for me because I am basing a lot of my future web app development on this platform. I think it's going to compete head-to-head...

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I stumbled across this on Programmable Web and had to think about it for a bit. This could be really revolutionary for Ajax programmers to have access to a freely available database site that can talk javascript directly. No need for your own database...

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