JavaScript library for making games

This is the documentation for the Tabageos JavaScript library for making games. It provides an overview of the library, its features, and how to use it. The documentation covers various aspects of the library, including:

1. Introduction: A brief introduction to the library and its purpose.
2. Resources: Links to the library's homepage, license, code of conduct, and other resources.
3. License: Information about the MIT License under which the library is released.
4. Code of Conduct: Guidelines for contributing to the library and using it responsibly.
5. Releases: A list of recent releases, including version 1.672, which was released on December 17, 2024.
6. Packages: Information about published packages related to the library.
7. Languages: Statistics on the languages used in the library's codebase.
8. Footer: Links to GitHub and other resources.

The documentation also includes a list of examples, including mini games and complete games, which demonstrate how to use the library's classes and features.

Some notable sections include:

• Extensive example library: A collection of examples showcasing the library's capabilities.
• Open Source Complete Games: Links to open-source games built using the library.
• News and Updates: Information about recent updates, releases, and news related to the library.
• Activity: Links to GitHub's activity dashboard for the repository.

Overall, this documentation provides a comprehensive overview of the Tabageos library and its features, making it an excellent resource for developers looking to create games with JavaScript.