Check out lines 123-130 of client.js in that example. I believe it's the "streaming" approach that you (and me both!) are not used to.

I noticed that too, wish I'd waited before shelling out the big bucks, heh. :) I have no complaints with it so far. In terms of developer experience I'm pretty happy - it's classically object-oriented, and things generally work in a uniform way, just as you would expect. (In a nutshell, things are &...

Meteor looks very cool, and yes it sounds like Meteor and IGE are taking similar approaches. I still need to experiment more to talk intelligently on the subject, but it does seem like the "same code on client/server" strategy would be good for solving that latency problem. IGE also uses s...

What is the extent that you have played around with it? Have you actually gotten a multiplayer setup going on it? And while I know it is hard to define, how is the back-end structured? Do you have to edit the server code itself to make changes? The back-end of IGE is javascript code, so yes you hav...

I've been playing with (no finished games, just messing around) Isogenic Engine for about half a year now, so can answer any questions you guys have.

Like Jackolantern said, it does seem to be a problem with a missing $_POST['name_list'] variable. To try and debug it, you could put something like: print_r($_POST); Which should print the contents of the $_POST variable. It can be difficult to read in the browser, but if you click "View Source...

Does anyone know if Impact supports isometric yet?

I like readability too, and don't believe the memory difference would matter that much. Also it's worth pointing out that in #2, since you're using double-quotes, you don't have to concatenate all the variables: you can put them directly in the main string. print "<strong>ITEM INFO</strong><br ...

If you're using PHP, you should be able to see that info in a phpinfo page, like:

Hi there, newbie game developer here, jumping into some javascript development. I look forward to getting to know you all and participating in some discussions.