Shpace - An HTML5 Adventure

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Shpace – An HTML5 Adventure

Posted by Matt on February 3, 2012

A couple of Fridays ago, Team Cooper had a training day. We huddled into a meeting room and sat in front of the big projector screen. It felt a lot like being back at school. Tim was going to be teaching us about HTML5 and JavaScript and I for one was very excited to see […] [Read More]