is a JavaScript library that makes it easy to work with WebGL much easier. It simplifies your code significantly, and is very thoroughly documented. There are tons of great examples of how it’s used in practice, including on sites like that for The Hobbit films and more.
is an HTML5 gaming engine that you can use to create, test, and even monetize games. Turbulenz consists of two parts: the engine and the SDK. The engine supports rendering effects and particles, a physics engine (including collision and animation support), scene and resource management, and more. The SDK includes samples, documentation, a viewer, asset processing tools, and packaging and deployment resources.
integrates the Tiled map format to make designing levels faster and more streamlined. It was designed as a simple, free, standalone library for developing 2D games that are compatible with all the major browsers. It uses a polygon-based collision algorithm and broad-phase collision detection using spacial partitioning. It also includes tween and transition effects, and basic particle and animation systems.
is an easy-to-use cross-platform game engine that lets you create games with a lot less code. The example game on their site uses right around 80 lines of code to create a platformer-style game that’s pretty amazing. Quintus is fully documented and has a community to help you out if you need support.
lets you render with either canvas or DOM. It uses an entity component system for game development, avoiding long chains of inheritance. It also includes tons of native components for animation, effects, sound, inputs and more. It has advanced SAT collision detection, it’s cross-browser compatible, and it supports sprite maps for easier drawing of game entities.
is an HTML5 game framework for building native-like games for modern devices. It’s well-documented, with a community for further support. It includes functions for layouts, nodes, shapes and fills, events, animations, and more.
is a high performance framework for building animations, transitions, node nesting, layering, filtering, event handling, and more with HTML5 canvas and JavaScript for mobile and desktop apps. It’s well-documented and there are tons of examples already available.
is a canvas framework that makes it easy to create rich animations, games, applications, and user experiences. It includes support for drawing, animation, and interaction, with demos and examples as well as documentation.
is a vector graphics scripting framework that runs on top of canvas. It has powerful features for working with vector graphics and bezier curves, all wrapped up in a consistent, clean programming interface. It’s largely compatible with and based on Scriptographer (a scripting environment for Adobe Illustrator). It’s easy to learn if you’re a beginner while also having plenty of features for more advanced users.
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