jQuery Game Development Essentials. Learn how to make fun and addictive multi-platform games using jQuery with this book and

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• jQuery Game Development Essentials
  • Table of Contents
  • jQuery Game Development Essentials
  • Credits
  • About the Author
  • About the Reviewer
  • www.PacktPub.com
    • Support files, eBooks, discount offers and more
      • Why Subscribe?
      • Free Access for Packt account holders
  • Preface
    • What this book covers
    • What you need for this book
    • Who this book is for
    • Conventions
    • Reader feedback
    • Customer support
      • Downloading the example code
      • Errata
      • Piracy
      • Questions
  • 1. jQuery for Games
    • The way of jQuery
      • Chaining
      • Polymorphism
    • Moving things around
      • Chaining animations
      • Managing the queue
        • .stop()
        • .clearQueue()
        • .dequeue()
        • .delay()
      • Other usages of queues
    • Handling of events
      • .bind()
      • .delegate()
      • Removing event handlers
      • jQuery 1.7
    • Associating data with DOM elements
    • Manipulating the DOM
      • .append()
      • .prepend()
      • .html()
      • .remove()
      • .detach()
    • Stay curious my friend!
    • Summary
  • 2. Creating Our First Game
    • How does this book work?
    • Lets get serious the game
    • Learning the basics
      • Framework
      • Sprites
        • Implementing animations
        • Adding animations to our framework
      • Moving sprites around
      • Preloading
    • Initializing the game
    • Main loop
      • Main loop implementation
    • Collision detection
    • Summary
  • 3. Better, Faster, but not Harder
    • Intervals and timeouts
      • One interval to rule them all
        • Code
    • Keyboard polling
      • Keeping track of the keys' state
    • HTML fragments
    • Avoiding reflow
    • Moving your sprite around using CSS Transforms
    • Using requestAnimationFrame instead of timeouts
    • Summary
  • 4. Looking Sideways
    • Offline divs
    • Groups
    • Sprite transformation
      • CSS transform
      • Adding transform to the framework
    • Tile maps
      • Naive implementation
    • Collision detection
      • Colliding with tile maps
        • Finding the colliding tiles
      • Sprite versus sprite collision
    • Coding the game
    • Basic setup of the game screen
    • Object-oriented code for the player
      • Updating the player's position
      • Controlling the player's avatar
    • Player control
    • Parallax scrolling
    • Creating enemies
    • Summary
  • 5. Putting Things into Perspective
    • Optimizing tile maps for top-down games
      • Finding the visible tiles
      • Moving the tile map
    • Sorting the occlusion
      • Sprite occlusion
      • Level versus sprite occlusion
    • Collision detection
      • Player versus environment collisions
        • Using a tile map editor
      • Player versus sprite collision
        • Talking to NPCs
        • Fighting enemies
    • The complete game
    • Isometric tiles
      • Drawing an isometric tile map
      • Occlusion for isometric games
    • Summary
  • 6. Adding Levels to Your Games
    • Implementing a multi-file game
      • Loading tile maps
      • Loading sprites and their behavior
      • Using $.ajax
      • Loading a JSON file
      • Loading a remote script
      • Debugging calls to $.ajax
        • .done()
        • .fail()
    • Modifying our platform game
    • Summary
  • 7. Making a Multiplayer Game
    • World of Ar'PiGi
    • Managing the player's account
      • Searching elements in the database
      • Creating a new player in the database
      • Keeping the player connected
      • Logging the user into the game
    • Keeping the players in sync
      • Retrieving all the other players
      • Updating the current player position
      • Client-side code
    • Taking care of monsters
      • Implementing server-side combat
    • Summary
  • 8. Let's Get Social
    • Creating a simple leaderboard
      • Saving highscores
      • Retrieving highscores
      • Displaying the highscores
    • Making cheating harder
      • Server-side verification
      • Making your variables less readable
      • Obfuscating your code
      • Making your network protocol less readable
        • Encoding values
        • Randomly naming the variables
        • Adding random variables
    • Integrating with Twitter
      • Twitter for dummies
      • Full access to Twitter's API
        • Registering your game with Twitter
        • Server-side helper library
        • Authentication
        • Publishing high scores on Twitter
    • Integrating with Facebook
      • Authenticating with Facebook
      • Creating achievements
      • Publishing the achievements
    • Summary
  • 9. Making Your Game Mobile
    • Making your game run well on mobile devices
      • Detecting mobile browsers
        • Client-side browser detection
        • Server-side detection
        • Should you really detect the browser?
      • Performance limitation memory
      • Performance limitation speed
        • Specifying the page's visible area
        • Level of details
    • Touch control
      • D-pad
      • Analog joystick
        • Event handlers
    • Integrating our game with the springboard
      • Making your game installable
      • Configuring the status bar
      • Specifying the application icon
      • Specifying a splash screen
    • Using device orientation
    • Using the offline application cache
    • Using web storage
    • Summary
  • 10. Making Some Noise
    • Abstracting audio
      • Using our small library
    • Embedding sound
      • Implementation
      • Supported format
    • HTML5 Audio element
      • Preloading a sound
      • Playing and stopping sounds
    • Web Audio API
      • Basic usage
      • Connecting more nodes
      • Loading more than one sound
      • So many nodes, so little time
        • Delay node
        • ScriptProcessor node
        • Panner node
        • Convolver node
        • Analyser node
        • DynamicCompressor node
        • BiquadFilter node
        • WaveShaper node
    • Flash fallbacks
      • SoundManager 2
      • Alternatives to SoundManager
    • Generating sound effects
    • Summary
  • Index

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