Which Phaser book would you like to see next?

[mwatt]

Another vote for states and how I can modularize my code.

[codevinsky]

I'd like to see "A Guide To Phaser for Mobile Apps"

[rich]

I'd like to see "A Guide To Phaser for Mobile Apps"

 

So would I

[wayfinder]

Filters and Shaders, and writing your own!

[alphard]

To be honest, I haven't read the 1st and the 2nd books on Phaser yet and I am not going to,

but 6 and 7 look rather interesting to me.

[rich]

The more I work on the State Manager book, the more I realise lots of it is deeply coupled with the Internals book I was going to write. I expect I will still do the Internals book, but there are large sections of overlap so we'll see.

 

I even found something last night while working on book example code that I never even knew Phaser could do! It was one of those "I wonder what could happen if I used the State Manager like this?" moments, and tested it and got some amazing results. So that was quite a nice surprise

[deepaksinghkushwah]

Working with tilemaps and level editors.

[Poloni]

1. Phaser Internals (game loop, sub-systems, extending the core)

A Guide to Phaser Game Objects

A Guide to Phaser Arcade Physics

[lenlac]

1. A Guide to the Phaser State Manager

 

I would like to have that one. I bought the Tween manager and the source code, it is very helpful.

 

Thank you..

 

[rich]

I've been working hard on the State Manager book and am about 80% decided it will become the "Internals" book as well, as it duplicates so much stuff. Hoping to get it published within the next couple of weeks. Making demos for it is taking a lot longer, but is really important, so I need to get them right!

[Massemassimo]

1. Arcade physics

Phaser Internals

[druphoria]

1. Phaser Internals

2. Filters/Shaders

[Binary Moon]

Docs on physics would be great.

 

I'd have said internals as well but since you're doing that now I don't need to

[codevinsky]

But in all seriousness, I'd love a book on shaders, mostly because shaders can be applied to -all- kinds of cool shit, not just phaser games.

[jdnichollsc]

Load levels from JSON files with AJAX?

[xaviserrag]

I vote for:

1. Phaser Internals (game loop, sub-systems, extending the core)
2. Guide to the Phaser State Manager
   
    

[chib]

Really enjoyed the existing books, my choices would have to be:

1. Phaser Internals (game loop, sub-systems, extending the core)
2. A Guide to the Phaser State Manager (presuming this would cover "parallel states"  feature coming in the future update)
3. A Guide to Phaser Filters / Shaders

[alikoo]

My choice is Phaser Internals (game loop, sub-systems, extending the core) 

[Alexalten]

I know that, probably, is off topic with the Phaser's core, but I really like a book on Phaser + NodeJs   

[goowik]

I know that, probably, is off topic with the Phaser's core, but I really like a book on Phaser + NodeJs   

 

^ this

[Retronalle]

Phaser + Node.js? What would you want from the node.js portion of it? Could you be a bit more specific? I can easily write up a books worth of guides from this subject

EDIT #1: Not that it's my place but you know.. I'm just interested in the matter as I'm writing a lot of material on node.js currently and using it on more than good amount of subjects.

[markergreen]

I vote for:

Phaser Internals (game loop, sub-systems, extending the core).

[drhayes]

More votes for:

 

1. Phaser Internals

2. Filters/Shaders

[igin]

A Guide to Phaser Groups

 

A Guide to Phaser Input

[Yanifska]

1.internals

2.EVERYTHING I NEED TO KNOW ABOUT MOBILE 

3.audio