Paint Roulette demonstrating HTML5 Canvas and WebSockets

Posted by kraih on Monday April 19, 2010 @09:16AM
from the showmetheco.de dept.

Using the HTML5 Canvas element on the client side and Perl/Mojolicious (http://mojolicious.org) on the server side, both connected via WebSockets.

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Re:Paint Roulette demonstrating HTML5 Canvas and WebSockets by Hexstream on Monday April 19, 2010 @10:19AM (#1276735)

Do expect lots of penis drawings...

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Re:Paint Roulette demonstrating HTML5 Canvas and WebSockets by akirk on Monday April 19, 2010 @09:35AM (#1276650)

You can also check out my project Colorillo http://colorillo.com/

It also uses Canvas but doesn't need non-standard ports (this one needs another connection on port 843), allows semi-opaque colors, etc.

Apart from that: what does "clear" actually do? Does it clear the screen for everyone?

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Re:Paint Roulette demonstrating HTML5 Canvas and WebSockets by vti on Monday April 19, 2010 @11:12AM (#1276866)

It clears only your screen.

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Re:Paint Roulette demonstrating HTML5 Canvas and WebSockets by kraih on Monday April 19, 2010 @09:23AM (#1276624)

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Re:Paint Roulette demonstrating HTML5 Canvas and WebSockets by fbu on Monday April 19, 2010 @10:04AM (#1276701)

I can't connect to the site from Belgium. Is it down ?

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Re:Paint Roulette demonstrating HTML5 Canvas and WebSockets by akirk on Monday April 19, 2010 @10:09AM (#1276717)

For me it takes forever to load, but does so eventually.

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