This week features a new release of the popular Pixi.js 2D game development framework and a new release of the Brackets code editor with some important improvements.
The Brackets Sprint 36 build includes improved file watchers and file caching and new project preferences customization options.
Brackets Sprint 36 Build
Creditly.js includes the HTML, CSS and JavaScript you need to create a nice, intuitive credit card form.
Creditly.js
restyle.js offers a way to define, add and remove CSS rules simply via JavaScript, similar in many ways to Absurd.js.
Web Reflection: restyle.js – a simplified CSS approach
Skrap is a command line utility and Node.js module designed for scraping web pages by providing JSON recipes.
Skrap
The latest version of the Pixi HTML5 game framework is faster, has a new cacheAsBitmap option and improves on documentation.
Pixi.js 1.5 – that’s like halfway to 2!
Demi.js is an API framework for Node.js and includes a Yeoman generator.
Demi.js
Brian Rinaldi is the founder of Flippin’ Awesome. Brian works as the Developer Content Manager at Telerik (though this site is not affiliated with his employer) focused on ensuring that the Developer Relations team creates top notch content for the web development community. Previously, Brian focused on publishing HTML, CSS and JavaScript developer content for the Adobe Developer Connection at Adobe.
Brian has published in a variety of technical publications over the years, has presented at numerous conferences and events and has served as a technical editor on a number of books.
You can read Brian’s blog archive with 9+ years of content at remotesynthesis.com (he still posts, infrequently). You can find a full list of Brian’s past publications and presentations. Follow Brian on Twitter @remotesynth.