Jgoulie

Joined 23 June 2008
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**Node Package Manager - http://npmjs.org/
**Node Package Manager - http://npmjs.org/
**Node Realtime Sockets Module -  http://socket.io/
**Node Realtime Sockets Module -  http://socket.io/
 
*Notes from the lecture: http://www.slideshare.net/cykod/javascript-everywhere
*Further notes from the class: http://www.slideshare.net/cykod/vector-graphics-on-the-web-svg-canvas-css3


==Competition==
==Competition==
*After the course work component, students will compete in a HTML5 game programming competition. The competition will run for 4 weeks. Mozilla will host a discussion forum for students to communicate and collaborate and ask and answer questions amongst each other. The goal is for students to implement an interesting HTML5 game or visual demonstration. Whether its a create re-implementation of existing games (HTML5 pong?), or a full fledge 3D game, anything goes.  
*After the course work component, students will compete in a HTML5 game programming competition. The competition will run for 4 weeks. Mozilla will host a discussion forum for students to communicate and collaborate and ask and answer questions amongst each other. The goal is for students to implement an interesting HTML5 game or visual demonstration. Whether its a create re-implementation of existing games (HTML5 pong?), or a full fledge 3D game, anything goes.  
*Prize: The winning team (up to 4 team members max) will come to Mountain View, spend a w/e in SF. During their time at Mozila, the team will present its demo/game and spend some time with Brendan Eich.
*Prize: The winning team (up to 4 team members max) will come to Mountain View, spend a w/e in SF. During their time at Mozila, the team will present its demo/game and spend some time with Brendan Eich.
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