Nice example! Good job, Jonsterz.

ramones, that's very impressive work. Good job!

I still have the 3.5" floppies for this in my game hoard. Nice find!

http://www.scirra.com/forum/website-feature-request-please-bump-if-you-agree_topic56271_post351157.html#351157

Nice job, Pode! I missed this when you first posted it.

I've been using chicagovps.net.

They're a "Low End Box" type of provider, but I haven't had any issues with them so far. You can find coupon codes that can give you quite a deal. I currently have a virtual box that normally costs $14.95/month, and am only paying $6.00/month.

JohnnySheffield, this was a great find, and you've done a lot of good work on it. node-webkit looks like a winner!

I only use jQuery to detect mouse/keyboard input. I imagine that would be easy enough to replace, but I would need some assistance in learning how to do that.

darkpivot, here is a simple example for you: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/38038537/examples/TheButtonGame.zip

Nice discovery, rexrainbow! Thanks for the update.

sayhitoarvind, try it now

teahousemoon,

If you still want to use JS and HTML5 for a web-based desktop app, check this out: http://desktop.sonspring.com/

The author created that using jQuery and CSS. Here is a link to his devblog: http://sonspring.com/journal/jquery-desktop

You can also check out jQuery UI, which runs on top of jQuery: http://jqueryui.com/

One thing is making a C2 plugin with JS. Great. Another entirelly is making an entire app in it, much less an entire game engine :) Kudos to Ashley on that.

+1 kudos!