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…), and program (desparately in need of finalized design decisions).
login: load previous players from localStorage create player login should work but is presenty disabled Games: getopengames as advertised. create a new game. joinGame. Might have a bug. Maps: getmap from server as advertised draw map on canvas.
Enabled login, removed superfluous comments, reorganized a few lines.
Added AMD wrapper so we can use these with require.js
Started adding in templating using JsRender.
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Javascript client
Created a basic javascript client.
I'm new to github and forking and whatnot, so if I've got something mixed up, please let me know. Same goes for style - the other code I read is all in c#, so there are a few differences. It's clearly not a complete solution, but it's a start.