Friday, November 21st, 2008
Category: Canvas
, Fun
, Games
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>Fun news for a Friday. From
Jacob Seidelin–the dude behind
JavaScript Super Mario Brothers–comes
Digg Attack, an original JavaScript game using <g;canvas> for visuals (and
Flash for music).

As an added twist, the game uses Digg to provide a sort of unique twist; enemies in the game are based on stories in the Digg API feed and their ratings.
- Digg
Digg is a social news site that allows members to raise the visibility of stories they like best and bury stories they don’t like. Digg was launched...
- Google 'abandons Digg deal'
Google has reportedly pulled out of talks to buy news-aggregator website Digg. The two companies were thought to be close to agreeing a £100.6m...
- Netscape.com hit with cross-site scripting attack
Update: The popular Web portal was victimized by a cross-site scripting attack early Wednesday, but Netscape says the problem has been addressed and...
- Netscape.com hit with cross-site scripting attack
Update: The popular Web portal was victimized by a cross-site scripting attack early Wednesday, but Netscape says the problem has been addressed and...
- Netscape.com hit with cross-site scripting attack
The popular Web portal was hit by a cross-site scripting attack early on 26 July but Netscape says the problem has been...
Another nail in the Flash/Silverlight Coffin
Just another example of the power of JavaScript to replace Flash in the web games market.
The future is just going to get brighter as JavaScript engines in browsers become faster and faster and more capable.
Go JavaScript games! WOOT!