Introduction to ArticleJavascript programming has become more and more interesting since modern browsers started implementing HTML5 and CSS3 specifications. Some people have been hoping for the trio javascript/html5/css3 to free web development from plug-ins such as Flash and Silverlight. So far we've seen noticing a myriad of Html5 development tools and frameworks popping up here and there all the time, trying to catch up with the maturity and user experience of established Flash and Silverlight frameworks and tools.
This time I became particularly well impressed by the Paper.js framework. It's easy to use, very clean and intuitive to work with, and provides powerful and flexible set of classes and events. This, in addition to the flexibility of javascript language, enables a fast and productive development environment.
After some time playing with Paper.js, I decided to create a jigsaw puzzle game with that tool, and only then the real learning began. The results of hours of trial-and-error are in this article, and I hope to explain Paper.js by explaining the game development itself. And if you're not interested in the article nor in the javascript, at least you might end up playing with the puzzle game.
Html5 Jigsaw Puzzle - CodeProject
