#game engine

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A game engine is a software development environment designed for creating video games. It provides a set of tools and libraries that allow developers to create the core functionality of a game, such as the physics engine, graphics engine, sound engine, scripting language, and user interface. In the case of JavaScript, a game engine would provide an API for developers to interact with the game's components, allowing them to write their own code to control the game's behavior.
Frank Force
Frank Force
Game Designer, Software Engineer
Talk: Making Awesome Games with LittleJS, Tiny Game Live Coding Workshop
Will Eastcott
Will Eastcott
PlayCanvas
Talk: Optimizing HTML5 Games: 10 Years of Learnings
Alex St. Louis
Alex St. Louis
Wonder Interactive
Talk: Unreal Engine in WebAssembly/WebGPU
Brendan Duncan
Brendan Duncan
Unity Technologies
Talk: Extending Unity WebGL With Javascript
Omar Shehata
Omar Shehata
Snapchat
Talk: What Can you Do with WebGPU?
João Ruschel
João Ruschel
Snap / PlayCanvas
Talk: PlayCanvas End-to-End : the quick version
Tom Glenn
Tom Glenn
Heroic Labs
Talk: Supercharge Your Game’s Social Features with Nakama
Raanan Weber
Raanan Weber
Microsoft
Talk: Unleashing Next-Gen 3D Web Experiences with Babylon.js 6.0
Anderson Mancini
Anderson Mancini
Neotix
Talk: Game Development with Threejs