Create some JavaScript program with a max size of 1k and make it do something cool. Submit it before April 2019 for fame and a chance of a prize! See rules for details and existing demos for some cool examples. Entry is free and the rules are simple. Give it a try, it"s really fun!
This year there are a lot of judges who will combined construct the final top 10.
Here are the prizes and the awesome companies or people that brought them to you...
van der Zee — When I suggested I might put up 10k as a prize, my wife asked whether I meant Yen :p So here you go (~80 eur)
@kuvosShutterstock — Incredible content. Endless possibilities. Shutterstock is a world-leading stock asset provider with over 250 million images, videos, and music tracks. Join our team and help us shape the future of creative storytelling
@ShutterTechDiego Goberna — In appreciation for all the participants and Peter's dedication all these years
@feissAruma Studios — We are an indie studio making video games at the intersection between narrative and puzzles. We love making browser games, and js1k is a great source of inspiration. Thanks Peter and all the participants!
@ArumaStudiosAteş Göral — Why put up $50 when there's the nice round number $64? (~50 usd) In appreciation of this fun compo keeping the community inspired and engaged all these years!
@atesgoralMartin Kleppe — and his company Ubilabs are donating one MAD (Moroccan Dirham) for every byte in a JS1k entry (~100 usd). Thanks for all the creativity and effort you put in this project!
@aemkeiBelow are the final top10 demos for this compo. Check the overview page to see them all!
Navigate with mouse with left button down to find bigger stars
A multi-part demo made up of 7 scenes and a soundtrack — click restart if you can't hear anything.
Move with arrows. Smoother remake of my 2013 entry, but the weather is not as nice this year.
Bring as many eggs as you can to the surface, and don't run out of air! Use arrow keys to move.
The shadow box comes alive 10 past midnight. Watch out for the spooky owl!
Continuously renders a procedurally generated terrain. The terrain is originally from a game created I helped create for #EnterTheMUD jam.
Aim with the mouse and press and release to fire. Try to get all the blue balls into the black holes.