As one of the core maintainers of Excalidraw, I've dedicated the past few years deeply into Canvas and improving the developer experience.
However in these years, I have felt that when it comes to Canvas, there aren't enough resources available which we could use when working with Canvas. So I decided to create this workshop to help everyone understand the Canvas API better and how you can use it to build amazing web applications.
Learn how to use Canvas APIs for drawing shapes and paths.
Dive into techniques like Hit Testing to to enable selection, movement and resizing of Canvas shapes.
Building Infinite Canvas and learn how to manage the viewport to make it interactive.
Rendering Text in Canvas and making it interactive with HTML elements.
Learn how to improve performance with complex Canvas applications.
Together, we will build a mini canvas based whiteboard editor using all the concepts.
| Date | January 25th, 2025 |
| Time | (in email, after registration) |
| Price | $300 $18040% Off |
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I always knew @aakansha1216 is a genius, but this talk proves it even more. This highly technical talk teaches us the nuances of HTML canvas, hit boxes, and how to reason about text containers inside Canvas like they do on @excalidraw. Really enjoying learning about this!
Awesome talk about how we implement text inside of a shape in @excalidraw by @aakansha1216 youtube.com/watch?v=WteC5j…
