akihabara

If you care for game centric libraries that use canvas, then only the following are valid choices. In my personal favorites order with random remarks: * https://github.com/kesiev/akihabara - arcade game centric * https://github.com/oberhamsi/gamejs - (my lib) port of PyGame; commonjs * https://github.com/biilly/doodle-js - scene graph * https://github.com/batiste/sprite.js - simplistic but fast sprite handling * https://github.com/fairfieldt/xcjs - coffeescript * http://easeljs.com/ -

No it's not a requirement that I use canvas or svg. But does svg have javascript functions to make elements drawn interactive, like keyboard movements etc? (under the assumption that svg/canvas is one way. like only draw and not refer to the elements and edit props) Teamonkey and Akihabara. Thanks for the links. CakeJS and Akihabara are both good enough for me. Also, CakeJS's Google Code page says that the author is looking for a maintainer. http://github.com/kesiev/akihabara Somehow, these days I feel like if an opensource project is on Github it seems to be active and the maintainer responsible enough. Don't know why I have this feeling, maybe it's just easier to look at the last commit date or fork it or just find another forker who's been working on it actively. And if anyone's interested, I'm using the graphics from http://www.lost