HasCanvas
April 27, 2009Robert O'Rourke
- http://www.sanchothefat.com/
- Location:
- Liverpool, UK
Launch Experiment
Slow? Not Working? Try it in Google Chrome.
From the Author:
HasCanvas lets you write and share processing.js scripts. You can experiment with the scripts already added or log in to compose your own scripts. Just browse to any url on the site to get a blank canvas and then when you're ready check a box to share it.
Technology:
Processing Javascript Canvas PHP
Comments
this is a great way to get into processing.js and share sctipts. awesome job.
Reply to this commenter.... 'scripts' :)
Reply to this commentthis is a great way to get into processing.js. such a nice way to share code and get inspired.
Reply to this commentnice...
Reply to this commentI am going to have so much use out of this. This is certainly a 5 star.
Reply to this commentBLOBBY!
Reply to this commentplease reply to html code
Reply to this commentdocument.write("PUT HTML CODE HERE!!!");
Reply to this commentno comment.
Reply to this commentdoes not works.....
Reply to this commentnot work for Chrome 3.0.193 :)
Reply to this commentI'm looking at all of these experiments in Firefox 3.5.2 and they work great!
Reply to this commentWow, well done to the author, simply amazing, totally inspiring. Just shows what can be achieved!
Reply to this commentthe pictures disappear
Reply to this commenthi so sweet ok i think its very nice
Reply to this commentWell it works with the webkit nightly builds...
Reply to this commentwhat does this do? can you use code to create pictures? and does it only work in google chrome/
Reply to this commentwish I could make one of these my screensaver!
Reply to this commentHow do you use this?
Reply to this commentit seems okay....well. i like it, but it's not that cool. there's not that much to do with it.
Reply to this commentJERK
Reply to this commentWOAH!!! Tyhis is so freekin awesome!!! It can do 3D and everything?! Man I have to get into this stuff.
Reply to this commenthollla....leh knl ka
Reply to this commentI wish I could make one of these my screensaver!
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