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Why have I posted this link? I am the first to admit that I'm not very good at promoting my Javascript library to fellow developers. However I believe my work
by rikroots 6y ago
Why have I posted this link?
I am the first to admit that I'm not very good at promoting my Javascript library to fellow developers. However I believe my work has merit. This library meets a real - and for the most part unaddressed web development need: a HTML5 <canvas> library that is not only easy to use, but also gives developers (and designers) a responsive, interactive and accessible* canvas that can be added to their web pages.
I use the demos listed on the link's page as the testing rig for the library's code. Now I'm trying to use the page to promote the library. Feedback is always welcome!
*To be accurate, "as accessible as I can make it" - making the <canvas> element as accessible as possible (both for content and for embedded links) is something I believe every Javascript-based canvas library should be addressing as a priority.