Welcome back PlayCanvas fans. We have a few new developments, so here are the updates for this week.

Last Friday night PlayCanvas resident artist Philippa Moore took our game SWOOOP up to Dalston to the London Game Space. The event?

LadyCADE, a casual and friendly gathering for people who make and enjoy games...and who happen to be women.

Welcome PlayCanvas fans! Tea and coffee spillages have menaced the office this week but still we carry on. Here are the updates for this week.

As part of our continuing drive to make PlayCanvas more open and a better service we've moved the source to our developer resources site: developer.playcanvas.com onto GitHub.

Despite a tide of sickness this week we still have a great list of updates for all you PlayCanvasers! What would be the phrase you use to describe someone who uses PlayCanvas? I don’t know... anyway, the updates for this week.

PlayCanvas was proud to be one of the partners for this weekend's Great British Summer Game Jam. An event put together by Autodesk and Mind Candy where a group of extremely talented game developers got together over a weekend, teamed up and built a game in just 20 hours!

There has been plenty going on at HQ since our last update and it is all making game development on our engine that little bit easier. Here’s a run down of engine optimizations, new features and what happened behind the scenes at PlayCanvas this week.

Team HexPenguin's PlayCanvas game 'Spacetifacts' won the Malmo Game Jam

Develop Magazine have voted PlayCanvas the leading WebGL Engine in their Develop 100 rank of top game development technology. Ranking 52nd out of 100 Development products and tools, our engine bested other great engines to top the WebGL podium.

In our latest instalment of this series we chat to Kevin, PlayCanvas' Creative Director from Sligo, Ireland.

Next up is PlayCanvas' Chief Technical Officer who shares his name with beanie clad U2 Guitarist 'The Edge', Dave Evans. Dave grew up just outside of Cambridge in Duxford where he says he was regularly dive-bombed by old planes from the nearby Imperial war Museum.