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Adobe Playpanel shows the best in online gaming
Posted Mariam Dholkawala on February 13th, 2014 / No Comment
Playpanel from Adobe is a desktop application that automatically bookmarks all the Flash games played in your browser. It is a perfect tool for online and social game players because it helps to discover new games and also see...
Book Review – Introducing HTML5 Game Development by Jesse Freeman
Posted Mariam Dholkawala on February 24th, 2012 / No Comment
The Introduction to HTML5 Game Development has been one of the most easygoing readings I’ve had in the recent times. Written by Jesse Freeman (@jessefreeman), the book has language which is simple and crisp, without being over-the-top technical. It...
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HTML5 Game with EaselJS and TweenJS
Posted Mariam Dholkawala on February 15th, 2012 / 5 Comments
HTML5 has been a subject of interest and discussion for many developers. I was intrigued by the platform myself and decided to explore it with a simple game of Concentration to understand how easy or difficult it is to plan...
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Flash vs Unity vs HTML5 at Nasscom GDC
Posted Mariam Dholkawala on November 13th, 2011 / 2 Comments
The Nasscom GDC 2011 ended in Pune yesterday making it one of the well attended events in India. Since we don’t have many conferences like these happening here, it was great seeing this one unfold connecting the Indian gaming...
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Adobe Edge and Flash – the coexistence!
Posted Mariam Dholkawala on August 8th, 2011 / No Comment
“Flash is at the risk of being dethroned by the all new emerging HTML5 revolution!” Well, something similar to the statement above is what I have been reading a lot lately. And this probably has to do with Adobe’s...
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FITC Mobile 2010
Posted Mariam Dholkawala on August 7th, 2010 / No Comment
I’ve been reading about the FITC Mobile Conference recently, and am glad to know that it is back in it’s second year in Toronto, Canada. The event is scheduled to be held between 16th-18th September this year. FITC is slated as...
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