I'm clearly not under enough pressure so I've decided to have a go at the 13K Javascript Game Competition.
I spent some time looking at existing libraries, and it seems clear that very few were designed for tiny 13k games! Obviously I must therefore write my own engine. Chortle. It will be fashioned after the superb design of Unity3D.
Code is on github, and I'm happy to say my base framework weighs in at 612 bytes compressed. Next up, adding things that draw stuff.
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