For what it's worth, I heard that at least part of the book covers a bit of html5 for browser games with a lisp back end. The sample chapter that is linked els

For what it's worth, I heard that at least part of the book covers a bit of html5 for browser games with a lisp back end. The sample chapter that is linked elsewhere uses a graph drawing library that produces png representations of the game state. (This actually builds on the material of a previous chapter, wherein you develop the graph->png utility.) This is from the perspective of someone who hasn't yet bought the book. I really need to get to that.