Another JS engine & dreams

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   I did found this : [url:2fx9ndxq]http://www.renderengine.com/[/url:2fx9ndxq]
and this is very, very close to the Construct philosophy !

So, why not rely on this library ?

A web version of Construct could be fine too, by "a web version of Construct", I mean, the complete IDE as a web page. (Using HTML5 technologies)

It's feasible and would be cross platform by definition and ready for the next revolution.

Google Chrome OS is taking the first step toward web applications.

When you see technologies like WebGL supported in Chrome (eh, of course, these guys know what to do !), you can clearly see the potential (should I call that like that ?).

But, the whole point of this was to say :
Hey guys, you're doing the same job as others 

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programaths 2,170 Rep 3 1 11	Post Options Post Reply Quote programaths Report Post Quote Reply Topic: Another JS engine & dreams Posted: 25 Feb 2011 at 7:15pm
	I did found this : [url:2fx9ndxq]http://www.renderengine.com/[/url:2fx9ndxq] and this is very, very close to the Construct philosophy ! So, why not rely on this library ? A web version of Construct could be fine too, by "a web version of Construct", I mean, the complete IDE as a web page. (Using HTML5 technologies) It's feasible and would be cross platform by definition and ready for the next revolution. Google Chrome OS is taking the first step toward web applications. When you see technologies like WebGL supported in Chrome (eh, of course, these guys know what to do !), you can clearly see the potential (should I call that like that ?). But, the whole point of this was to say : Hey guys, you're doing the same job as others

Kiyoshi 7,905 Rep 6 8 49	Post Options Post Reply Quote Kiyoshi Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 25 Feb 2011 at 10:18pm
	Impressive engine. I know a lot of other JS engines , but this seems to be one of the most advanced. And is open source. C2 could use some code from it

Kiyoshi 7,905 Rep 6 8 49	Post Options Post Reply Quote Kiyoshi Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 26 Feb 2011 at 4:59am
	[url:3obmhf4v]http://code.google.com/p/cakejs/[/url:3obmhf4v] has nice effects too

Ashley Scirra Developer 78,371 Rep 17 57 185	Post Options Post Reply Quote Ashley Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 26 Feb 2011 at 3:13pm
	We tend to write the engine ourselves so we have complete control. Construct only tends to use a subset of the features these libraries provide, and we don't want to end up snookered by implementing the engine in some framework and then being limited by the features they choose to implement.

Kiyoshi 7,905 Rep 6 8 49	Post Options Post Reply Quote Kiyoshi Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 26 Feb 2011 at 3:35pm
	Well better than code , you can always take ideas and inspiration