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CutJS is a 2D HTML5 rendering engine for game developement which aims to make canvas drawing easier.
Using jQuery’s take on the DOM, CutJS presents your canvas application in a DOM-like tree structure and manages your application’s rendering cycles and click events.
CutJS has a simple API, is cross-platform and works on both desktop and mobile devices with modern browsers.
Requirements: None
Demo: http://cutjs.org/
License: MIT License
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