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As someone who spent the last two years of his life helping people learn canvas: Love love love. These are wonderful, and its especially wonderful that it's op
by simonsarris 14y ago
As someone who spent the last two years of his life helping people learn canvas: Love love love.
These are wonderful, and its especially wonderful that it's open source so others can learn from it. Even more so since there are so few good examples of animation(s) out there right now.
...On the other hand, demos/intros/effects that use a library that is explicitly made for just old-school demos/intros (http://code.google.com/p/codef/ http://code.google.com/p/codef/) are not as helpful to would-be canvas programmers and artists as it might be otherwise (if the demos/intros were made from scratch and stood alone).
> "PLEASE USE Chrome / Chromium to browse this Website !!"
I use chrome but this line reminds me of "This site best viewed in Netscape Navigator", which is a tad irksome :(
- darkstalker 14y ago(more than 300% perf Vs FireFox ;) ) That line reflects people's bad perception about browsers (It's obviously wrong). Only thing that doesn't work using chrome is the music on the home page, speed is the same on both browsers.
- Negitivefrags 14y agoIt was probably true at the time it was written. Chrome had a clear speed advantage for quite some time.
- tluyben2 14y agoHmm... Chrome 21.0.1180.89 Mac OS X 10.7.2 has music on the homepage. Start playing immediately.
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- eta_carinae 14y ago> I use chrome but this line reminds me of "This site best viewed in Netscape Navigator", which is a tad irksome :( It depends on the reason. Recommending a browser because you are using mark up that only this browser knows is bad. Recommending a browser because that browser is ahead of all the others in terms of spec support is fine.