onGameStart

First HTML5 games conference.

21 speakers

Coverage of onGameStart

19 sessions

Day 1 Thursday 22nd September 2011

• 9:00am Marketing & Monetizing web applications | Native vs OpenWeb

  presented by Robbert van Os

• 10:00am Wh4t th3 h3ll 15 0ctr33 4nd why 5h0uld 1 c4r3?

  presented by Jakub Siemiątkowski

• 10:00am How to best deal with "the squishy, human stuff"

  presented by Simon Oberhammer

• 11:15am How to implement a 3D engine in HTML5

  presented by Marius Gundersen

• 11:15am The 'persistent' browser-based games

  presented by Andrew J. Baker

• 12:15pm HTML5+JS as a complete multiplatform game development environment

  presented by Ibon Tolosana

• 12:15pm Portable game engine: common pitfalls and challenges

  presented by Piotr Sadowski

• 2:00pm Rob Evans

  presented by Rob Evans

• 2:00pm HTML5 & IE: better together

  presented by Łukasz Foks

• 3:00pm Alice.js: A Lightweight Independent CSS Engine

  presented by Laurent Hasson

• 3:00pm How to make your game beautiful?

  presented by Michael Hudson and Robert Podgorski

• 4:00pm Introduction to 9leap.net, the HTML5 mini game contest

  presented by Ryo Shimizu

Day 2 Friday 23rd September 2011

• 9:00am HTML5 is the next portable gaming console

  presented by Martin Kool

• 10:00am J3D: Adventures with WebGL

  presented by Bartek Drozdz

• 11:15am 3D resources for WebGL apps

  presented by Brandon Jones

• 12:15pm A journey through the development of Rawkets

  presented by Rob Hawkes

• 2:00pm Come learn about Box2D

  presented by Seth Ladd

• 3:00pm Kamil Trebunia

  presented by Kamil Trebunia

• 4:00pm Dominic Szablewski

  presented by Dominic Szablewski

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