Games Demonstrate PixiJS-Robotlegs Integration

Robotlegs is an ActionScript 3 application framework for Flash and Flex. With the move away from Flash to HTML5 in recent years, Robotlegs has also been ported to JavaScript in the form of RobotlegsJS, an architecture-based IoC Framework for Javascript/Typescript.

To demonstrate how Robotlegs can work within the framework of HTML5, three games were built using a PixiJS-RobotlegsJS integration. If you’re not familiar with PixiJS, it is an open-source, lightweight engine that renders WebGL in 2D with a canvas fallback.

The games built were a version of Tetris, a Match-3 game, and a Space Invader type game.

Visit this GitHub page to know more about these game demos.


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