HTML5 Games: Novice to Ninja

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About Earle Castledine

Earle Castledine—JavaScript flâneur and internet flibbertigibbet—is back! By day it’s serious business while Earle steers the ship as lead engineer at hot startups. By night his attention turns to the world of weird art and wonderful game design.

Author of Jump Start CoffeeScript, and the cult classic jQuery: Novice to Ninja—as well as speaker at countless JavaScript conferences and meetups all around the globe—he’s no novice to brewing up engaging, interesting, and informative creative works.

Now, having been making games with JavaScript long before it was cool, he’s here to guide you on your journey to gamedev superstardom.

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