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Jen Brannstrom
Courses Plus Student 5,694 PointsImage-editing site in HTML5?
Can any of the pro web-developers give some advice on what Learning Adventure(s) I should take to (eventually) create my own version of olioboard.com
To save you from creating an account and logging in, the main features are:
- a "canvas" on which you can drag & drop images of furniture & backgounds to create a collage.
- re-sizing images
- layering images, to bring images to fore-and sending them to background
- rotate & flip images
- change scale of images
- undo/re-do image editing steps Screenshot The original site uses Flash, but I wondered: can't this be done in HTML5 using CSS & the Canvas feature?
PS: I'm not asking about the social-media aspects of the website, such as friend-ing, newsfeed/updates, sharing. I expect that would be Jason's Ruby Adventure. No?
UPDATE: I found Fabric.js, which does everything I need it to, judging from the demo. But how to a) install it, and b) hooking it up to a web-page is beyond me...
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James Barnett
39,199 PointsI'd check out the JavaScript Foundations and Build an Interactive Website courses to learn more about JavaScript.