iio Engine game development tutorial [closed] - javascript

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I have recently wanted to develop a game with iio engine. However, I guess there is not enough resources to do so. I have tried tutorials on http://iioengine.com/tutorials/ but they are somewhat difficult to implement. Hence, can anybody tell me basics of the iio engine and simple tricks for game development.

There was an article from hacker news on iio engine game development. As it says, the most important thing is the io object which is given to the constructor of the application as follows.
YourGame = function(io){};
iio.start(YourGame,'canvasId')
After receiving the io object, you can easily add or delete objects to the canvas as follows.
var grid = io.addObj(new iio.Grid(0,0,3,3,150));
io.rmvObj(grid);
Anyway, you can have a look at this tutorial.

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