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By johnesposito
via css.dzone.com
Published: Jan 16 2012 / 18:05

How They Did It: Command and Conquer in HTML5 Canvas
You read that right: Command and Conquer entirely in HTML5, running on 69k of JavaScript.
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a1programmer replied ago:

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Canvas is just a drawing surface. Virtually any old 2d game can be written using Canvas / JS.

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johnesposito replied ago:

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Certainly; so the JavaScript is the interesting part. In a sense, though, because Canvas helps make the browser a platform, writing a game in JavaScript and outputting to a Canvas is closely connected to the overall purpose of many new features of HTML5, and emerging APIs not contained in the actual HTML spec.

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