Slynk of Slynk’s Revenge (not sure if that’s a first name or a moniker, guessing it’s the latter) has posted a nice intro series on Beginning HTML5 Game Programming. So far there are four entries in the series which have been posted in rapid succession:
1. Beginning HTML5 Game Development
2. Adding Sound
3. Drawing Primitives
4. Binding Input
Each post is laid out in a easy-to-read fashion with nicely formatted code sections.
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