very paused and well explained man. thanks for sharing this

Very nice!! Thanks!

That filter for marked deletion was slick.

Actually, you don’t need ctx.clearRect anymore because the screen automatically updates in Code Sandbox.

Any chance of a link to a more in-depth description of the delta time and the animated frame? Not sure I fully get it. Nice video though

Hi thnx for tut. Can we run game developed using java script and html with out browser??

Excellent tutorial. I have learnt so much from this, not only about game development but JavaScript also. Coding along with a project like this is a great way to learn. Thank you for taking the time and effort to make this video, it is much appreciated.

Hey Chris, I can’t seem to import Paddle….I’m doing the project locally in VS Code. I keep getting ‘Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier app.js:1’ Any ideas?

Groovy grails tutorial please..

thanks

12:16 This is clearly not the reason.
JavaScript is a single-threaded programming language, i.e. all the code runs on that thread by default.
if you put somewhere, without a breakpoint:
while (true) {
// Code
}
The JS engine will just be stuck at this block of code, and as a result – the page will freeze (unless somewhere in the code you include a break; statement).
The reason for using requestAnimationFrame() recursively, is that this built-in function _asks_ the browser “run me when *you* can”.
It’s similar but different than setTimeout() – the difference is that setTimeout() runs after all the code around it in the same block was executed, and then the function will run after X amount of ms that you specify to it.
Same goes for setInterval(), but setInterval() is just like setTimeout() that continues until somewhere in the setInterval() code you call: clearInterval(interval_ID);

Hi there
What’s the best way to get back to the Menu screen, and restart the game after you’ve lost all lives?

Increase font size can’t see anything

Hey guys! I hope you enjoy this video. Check out my channel for other tutorials! And if you have questions, feel free to reach out to me!